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Trees have a remarkable ability to heal themselves from "summary" of The Hidden Life of Trees by Peter Wohlleben

Trees possess an incredible capacity for self-healing. When a tree is wounded, it activates a series of defense mechanisms to protect itself from further harm. One of the most remarkable ways in which trees heal themselves is through the formation of callus tissue. This specialized tissue grows over the wound, sealing it off from pathogens and preventing decay from spreading further into the tree. In addition to callus tissue, trees also have the ability to compartmentalize damaged areas. By isolating the wounded area, the tree can prevent the spread of decay and continue to thrive. This process involves the formation of chemical barriers that inhibit the growth of fungi and bacteria, allowing the tree to heal its...
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    The Hidden Life of Trees

    Peter Wohlleben

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