Trees adapt to their environment over time from "summary" of The Hidden Life of Trees by Peter Wohlleben
Trees have an incredible ability to adjust to the conditions of their environment. They are not passive entities that simply exist in their surroundings; rather, they actively respond to the challenges presented to them. This adaptive capacity is crucial for their survival and growth. Over time, trees have developed various strategies to cope with changing circumstances. For instance, in times of drought, they can reduce the amount of water they lose through transpiration by closing their stomata. This helps them conserve water and endure the dry conditions. Similarly, when faced with strong winds, trees can grow thicker trunks and deeper roots to anchor themselves securely in the ground. This structural reinforcement allows them to...
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