Suzanne Simard: 樹同樹之間點樣傾偈嘅

樹同樹之間點樣傾偈嘅

生態學家 Suzanne Simard 話:「森林絕對唔止係你睇到嘅咁樣。」佢嘅進行咗 30
 年嘅研究證明咗一個令人震驚嘅結論：樹木之間會講嘢，非常之頻繁，仲做長距離交流。了解更多嘅樹木之間和諧又復雜嘅社會生活，用新嘅眼光嚟睇自然世界。

Forests are not just collections of trees but complex, interconnected systems where trees communicate and share resources through vast networks of fungal mycelium. Underground, a single footstep can cover hundreds of kilometers of these fungal threads, connecting species like birch and fir in active exchanges of carbon and nutrients. Old 'mother trees' use these networks to nurture seedlings, even recognizing and favoring their kin. Clear-cutting and monoculture weaken these intricate systems, making forests more vulnerable to disease and climate change.

Forests Thrive On Hidden Networks And Underground Cooperation

*Finding the Mother Tree: Discovering the Wisdom of the Forest*

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