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Forests are living, breathing entities from "summary" of The Overstory by Richard Powers

Forests are not simply collections of trees. They are complex communities of individuals that communicate, cooperate, and compete in ways that are still not fully understood by humans. Each tree is a living, breathing entity with its own unique personality and purpose. They are not just passive objects in the landscape, but active participants in a vast network of relationships that sustain life on Earth. Trees communicate with each other through a network of fungi that connect their roots underground. This fungal network, known as the Wood Wide Web, allows trees to share nutrients, water, and even warnings about potential threats. Trees are constantly sending and receiving chemical signals through their roots and leaves, creating a web of interconnected life that stretches across the entire forest. Forests are also home to a diverse array of animals, insects, and other organisms that rely on trees for food, shelter, and protection. Each t...
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    The Overstory

    Richard Powers

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