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Trees don't talk like humans, but it turns out they can send signals to each other via underground networks.
In the soil there is a relationship between tree roots and certain fungi that form a network called mycorrhiza.
Through this network, some plants can exchange nutrients and provide signals when there is a threat such as a pest attack.
Research on plant communication is still developing, but it is already known that forests are not just isolated collections of trees.
Every tree apparently has a complex relationship with the environment around it.
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