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There are epiphytes, plants that grow on trees.
And then the trees tend to flare out into platform-like areas at the top.
They also have a feature: thickets of huckleberry bushes that grow out of the tops of Redwood trees that are technically known as huckleberry afros, and you can sit there and snack on the berries while you're resting.
And as they put out limbs, the limbs burst into small trees, copies of the Redwood.
It's as big as any of the biggest trees east of the Mississippi River, and yet it's only a minor feature on Chronos.
The scientists are doing all kinds of experiments in these trees.
It made a trans-species jump out of some other organism in Asia, where it was living on Hemlock trees in Asia.
And in the last two to three summers, these invasive organisms, this kind of Ebola of the trees, as it were, has swept through the primeval Hemlock forest of the east, and has absolutely wiped it out.
But we're different from trees, and they can also teach us something about ourselves in the differences that we have.
And at least for me, personally, the trees have taught me an entirely new way of loving my children.
And I think that one of the happiest things is the sense that with my children I've been able to introduce them into the very small circle of humans who are lucky enough, or possibly stupid enough, to still climb trees.
Chris Anderson: I think at a previous TED, I think it was Nathan Myhrvold who told me that it was thought that because these trees are like, 2,000 years and older, on many of them there are ecosystems where there are species that are not found anywhere on the Earth except on that one tree.
Ants are not known to occur in Redwood trees, curiously enough, and we wondered whether this ant, this species of ant, was only endemic to that one tree, or possibly to that grove.
You think money grows on trees.
It's a cat that lives in trees, and at night it comes down and it prowls the coffee plantations.
The trees, mangrove trees, are filled with fireflies communicating with light.
Why didn't they hang around in trees at good size, and why didn't they burrow?
They inhabit the trees at all body sizes, and, of course, they inhabit the land.
Just a wonderful kind of breakup of architecture, and the way that the trees form vertical elements.
I brought guidebooks to trees, to birds, and what would become his favorite book, the dictionary.
"The river is shadowy in some places but the light shines through the cracks of trees ... On some branches hang plenty of mulberries.
It's the only place you ever go for a walk in the woods and all the trees are lined up in rows.
But it's not just you, it's these seats you're sitting on, the carpet, the glue that holds the carpet to the floor, the paint on the walls, the trees outside, everything around you is producing an odour, and it's a really complex world that the mosquito has to fly through, and it has to find you within that really complex world.
But beyond our compassion, and far greater than compassion, is our moral imagination and our identification with each individual who lives in that world, not to think of them as a huge forest, but as individual trees.
These are the oldest trees, with hundreds of children and thousands of grandchildren.
The mycelium spreads across a much larger area than the tree root system and connect the roots of different trees together.
Through mycorrhizal networks, fungi can pass resources and signaling molecules between trees.
We know the oldest trees have the largest mycorrhizal networks with the most connections to other trees, but these connections are incredibly complicated to trace.
That’s because there are about a hundred species of mycorrhizal fungi– and an individual tree might be colonized by dozens of different fungal organisms, each of which connects to a unique set of other trees, which in turn each have their own unique set of fungal associations.
Sugar’s journey starts high above the ground, in the leaves of the tallest trees above the canopy.
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