Trees communicate and share nutrients through underground fungal networks.
Why it is true
Known as the mycorrhizal network, this symbiosis between roots and fungi allows trees to exchange carbon, water, and warning signals about pests, functioning like a sort of forest internet.
Source: Nature
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