When a tree from the forest is cut down, this #mycelium communicates to many trees in the forest that one of them is dying and all the other trees through the mycelium begin to care for the remaining trunk to try to save that life.
We learn to #reconnect with this non-verbal language, understanding that we are all part of the same thing. We are neither superior nor inferior and we still have a lot to learn from the trees and the forest…” #nature#animism
@sco7sbhoy Aye, that question is one of the most socially pressing, in my mind. The research seemed to only look at one species of tree and one species of tobacco? It will be interesting to see what else is discovered using this new technique, though, across other species and genus.
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