So does the 6,615 - ton (six - million - kilogram) colony of a male quaking aspen tree and his clones that covers 107 acres (43 hectares) of a Utah mountainside. (scientificamerican.com)
A smaller mountain grew out of the talus at this giant's feet, symmetrical and bald, a rocky dome surrounded by hardy pines that gradually mixed with and gave way to stately white birches and quaking aspens lower down in the valley. (bookbrowse.com)
Quaking aspens laying down a carpet of yellow. (ruffwear.com)