![]() It is important to emphasize that in Wohlleben´s examples refer to natural forests. In many cases therefore, Wohlleben must stick to describing the phenomena, without clear scientific explanation. Unfortunately, researchers are not quite aware of the scientific background behind these observations. ![]() They grow to roughly the same height, and the top branches grow thicker toward their rivals, not their “friends”. In addition to helping, relatives try to live closely together. They moreover prefer them over other tree species in the supply of nutrients. According to the book, trees “recognise” their offspring. They are in close connection with to the roots and pass nutrients not only to the weak individuals, but also to their “offspring”. ![]() Communication between trees is also partly due to these fungal filaments. ![]()
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