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How Fungi Built Nature's Internet Beneath Our Forests
Nature

How Fungi Built Nature's Internet Beneath Our Forests

Beneath forests lies a vast fungal network connecting trees like an underground internet, enabling nutrient sharing, chemical signaling, and climate regulation. This hidden infrastructure sustains forest health and offers revolutionary potential for agriculture and conservation.

Crown Shyness: Why Tree Canopies Keep Their Distance
Nature

Crown Shyness: Why Tree Canopies Keep Their Distance

Crown shyness is a natural phenomenon where tree canopies maintain visible gaps instead of touching, likely caused by wind-induced branch collisions and light-sensing mechanisms that help trees optimize resource allocation and reduce disease transmission.

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