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Krummholz or Krumholtz formation (German: krumm, "crooked, bent, twisted" and Holz, "wood")
Have many heard the term? I have not. I was discussing Bonsai with a Alpine guide buddy. He said it is snow industry term from german guides, they always like the Canadian Krumholtz. His translation was bent wood vegetation.
Maybe our resident Lederhosen wearing bonsai expert could shed some light? Walter is it a common term? Or mainly related to the snow study industry?
Have many heard the term? I have not. I was discussing Bonsai with a Alpine guide buddy. He said it is snow industry term from german guides, they always like the Canadian Krumholtz. His translation was bent wood vegetation.
Maybe our resident Lederhosen wearing bonsai expert could shed some light? Walter is it a common term? Or mainly related to the snow study industry?