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Trees shape landscapes and enrich environments from "summary" of The Overstory by Richard Powers

Trees don't just stand there, as they seem to. They move and they do things. They remember. They communicate. They can even keep the dead alive, feeding them from their own veins. They work together, underground, in vast networks. They are sophisticated entities with abilities we are only just beginning to understand. These tall beings shape our landscapes in ways we don't always see or appreciate. They provide shelter and sustenance for countless creatures. They clean the air we breathe and help regulate the climate. They anchor the soil and prevent erosion. They are the guardians of biodiversity, supporting a multitude of life forms within their branches and roots. When we look at a forest, we see beauty and majesty. But there is so much more going on beneath the surface. The trees are part of a complex web of relationships that sustains life on Earth. They are the architects of ...
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    The Overstory

    Richard Powers

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