Roots of trees connect underground from "summary" of The Overstory by Richard Powers
Trees talk, but not in a language that humans can understand. They communicate through a network of roots that connect them underground. This network allows trees to share information, resources, and even warn each other of potential threats. In a forest, trees are not solitary beings but are part of a community that supports and sustains each other. The roots of trees are like the internet of the forest, allowing them to exchange nutrients, water, and even chemical signals. This underground connection enables trees to form alliances and cooperate with each other. Trees that are part of the same network can help each other survive and thrive, creating a system of mutual support and reciprocity. Through their inter...
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