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Smaller animals couldn't swallow the avocado's huge seed, but the sloths could, and they spread avocado trees far and wide.
Hanging out in the trees is a good way to avoid predators, and there are plenty of leaves to eat.
At that point, China still held a virtual monopoly on the world's tea trees, making tea one of three essential Chinese export goods, along with porcelain and silk.
He disguised himself and took a perilous journey through China's mountainous tea regions, eventually smuggling tea trees and experienced tea workers into Darjeeling, India.
We are cleaning up our entire country through Clean Bhutan, a national program, and we are planting trees throughout our country through Green Bhutan, another national program.
We start with a point that makes a line that makes a face that creates characters, or trees and rocks that eventually become a forest.
Newton had given the world a theory of gravity in the late 1600s that works well, describes the motion of planets, the motion of the moon and so forth, the motion of apocryphal of apples falling from trees, hitting people on the head.
The idea was to create an urban fabric inspired by a tree, capable of growing and spreading organically, echoing the traditional bridge hanging over the old alleys, and incorporating apartments, private courtyards, shops, workshops, places for parking and playing and leisure, trees and shaded areas.
Take, for example, sequoia trees.
And, of course, we didn't want to cut trees.
A forest, for me, is a place so dense with trees that you just can't walk into it.
And if we don't find anything at all, we go to museums to see the seeds or wood of trees existing there a long time ago.
Once we know our trees, we divide them in four different layers: shrub layer, sub-tree layer, tree layer and canopy layer.
If we are making a fruit forest, we increase the percentage of fruit-bearing trees.
We make sure that trees belonging to the same layer are not planted next to each other, or they will fight for the same vertical space when they grow tall.
We want to keep all the water and soil nutrition only for our trees, so we remove the weeds growing on the ground.
You can't climb the trees.
I'm guessing you're thinking of a collection of trees, what we foresters call a stand, with their rugged stems and their beautiful crowns.
Yes, trees are the foundation of forests, but a forest is much more than what you see, and today I want to change the way you think about forests.
You see, underground there is this other world, a world of infinite biological pathways that connect trees and allow them to communicate and allow the forest to behave as though it's a single organism.
Trees in real forests might also share information below ground.
So this time, we really got started, and I pulled on my white paper suit, I put on my respirator, and then I put the plastic bags over my trees.
I figured it would take this long for the trees to suck up the CO2 through photosynthesis, turn it into sugars, send it down into their roots, and maybe, I hypothesized, shuttle that carbon belowground to their neighbors.
I knew I had found something big, something that would change the way we look at how trees interact in forests, from not just competitors but to cooperators.
The mushrooms, though, are just the tip of the iceberg, because coming out of those stems are fungal threads that form a mycelium, and that mycelium infects and colonizes the roots of all the trees and plants.
We call those hub trees, or more fondly, mother trees, because it turns out that those hub trees nurture their young, the ones growing in the understory.
And if you can see those yellow dots, those are the young seedlings that have established within the network of the old mother trees.
In a single forest, a mother tree can be connected to hundreds of other trees.
And using our isotope tracers, we have found that mother trees will send their excess carbon through the mycorrhizal network to the understory seedlings, and we've associated this with increased seedling survival by four times.
So we set about an experiment, and we grew mother trees with kin and stranger's seedlings.
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