Pando, the world's largest living organism, is in danger of collapse

Pando, a massive grove of genetically identical quaking aspen trees in Utah's Fish Lake National Forest, is at risk of collapse. A study by Utah State University researchers highlights that grazing by animals like mule deer and cattle, along with human encroachment, are major factors contributing to this decline. The study also found that fencing can effectively protect Pando from these threats.

What is the significance of the Pando in Fish Lake National Forest?

How many genetically identical stems does the Pando consist of?

What area does the Pando cover?

Who conducted the study on the Pando and what was their finding?

What are the main threats to the Pando's survival according to the researchers?