
The Secret Communication of Trees, How Forests ‘Talk’ Underground
For centuries, trees were viewed as silent, solitary beings—but groundbreaking research now reveals forests as deeply interconnected communities. Through a vast underground network of fungi known as mycorrhizae, trees can exchange nutrients, send distress signals, and even “warn” their neighbors of environmental threats. This discovery has transformed our understanding of ecology, aligning with E-E-A-T principles…