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Mother trees colonize their kin with bigger mycorrhizal networks.

When mother trees are injured or dying, they also send messages of wisdom on to the next generation of seedlings.

Forests aren't simply collections of trees, they're complex systems with hubs and networks that overlap and connect trees and allow them to communicate, and they provide avenues for feedbacks and adaptation, and this makes the forest resilient.

That's because there are many hub trees and many overlapping networks.

But they're also vulnerable, vulnerable not only to natural disturbances like bark beetles that preferentially attack big old trees but high-grade logging and clear-cut logging.

You see, you can take out one or two hub trees, but there comes a tipping point, because hub trees are not unlike rivets in an airplane.

In our recent experiments, we found with patch-cutting and retention of hub trees and regeneration to a diversity of species and genes and genotypes that these mycorrhizal networks, they recover really rapidly.

These are the repositories of genes and mother trees and mycorrhizal networks.

And third, when we do cut, we need to save the legacies, the mother trees and networks, and the wood, the genes, so they can pass their wisdom onto the next generation of trees so they can withstand the future stresses coming down the road.

And we need to remember that forests aren't just a bunch of trees competing with each other, they're supercooperators.

Truffles are this delicacy that stems from a fungus growing on the roots of living trees.

They give rise to the trees, they create the debris fields that feed the mycelium.

It's 1.5 acres of persimmon trees, this prolific blackberry bush that snakes around a community garden, all smack-dab, by the way, in the middle of urban Oakland.

Men's jobs became more important: they had to move the rocks, fell the trees, plow the land.

We often talk about losing the forests for the trees, but one also loses a tree within a forest.

Most people think about either empty space or clear blue sky or sometimes trees dancing in the wind.

That's the hard stuff that trees are made of.

So trees effectively invent their own trunks at this time, and they get really big, bigger and bigger, and pepper the Earth, releasing oxygen, releasing oxygen, releasing oxygen, such that the oxygen levels are about twice as high as what they are today.

And it's good for the planet, too: the trees absorbed carbon when they were growing up, and they gave off oxygen, and now that carbon is trapped inside the walls and it's not being released into the atmosphere.

So they design communities that incorporate water, fruit trees, flowers and animals into their common spaces on site.

In addition to trees and plants, kids almost always include animals in their designs.

And then the trees themselves slow cars down.

They move slower when trees are next to the road, and, of course, sometimes they slow down very quickly.

They do all sorts of great things like moving around on the floor; they go into our gardens and they eat our crops; they climb trees; they go in water, they come out of water; they trap insects and digest them.

So first, we have to take a deep breath and encourage our girls to skateboard, climb trees and clamber around on that playground fire pole.

And while girls should be getting outside to learn to be gutsy, I get that adults don't want to get on hoverboards or climb trees, so we all should be practicing at home, in the office and even right here getting up the guts to talk to someone that you really admire.

So an image of a black hole we've never seen before may eventually be created by piecing together pictures we see all the time of people, buildings, trees, cats and dogs.

Apes also live on trees and have earthworms for breakfast, and we don't.

We can think of trees as giant sticks of carbon.

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