The Hidden Life of Trees
What They Feel, How They Communicate—Discoveries from A Secret World
by:
Peter Wohlleben
in:
Biology
Summary:
The book explores the complex life of trees, revealing their ability to communicate, form communities, and support each other through intricate underground networks often referred to as the "wood wide web." It delves into scientific discoveries that show trees as sentient beings with adaptive behaviors, fostering a deeper understanding of forest ecosystems.
Key points:
1. Social Trees: Wohlleben suggests trees are social beings that communicate, cooperate, and form communities, challenging traditional views of trees as inanimate.
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