Forest Stereotypes
The age diversity and tree species diversity of the forest will lead to a stable state for the forests.
Individual plants are joined to one another by an underground hyphal
network: a dazzlingly complex and collaborative structure that has become known as the Wood Wide Web.
The relationship between these mycorrhizal fungi and the plants they connect is now known to be ancient (around four hundred and fifty million years old) and largely one of mutualism—a subset of symbiosis in which both organisms benefit from their association.
The relationship between these mycorrhizal fungi and the plants they connect is now known to be ancient (around four hundred and fifty million years old) and largely one of mutualism—a subset of symbiosis in which both organisms benefit from their association.
The forest metaphor reveals the changes in the definition of forest
and nature under different social context and periods of time.
The production function of forests has always been the most
important part of the majority of forests, but at present, only focusing on forest
productivity shows negative effects on forest health.
The significance of our project is to promote the integrity and versatility of forest functions.
The significance of our project is to promote the integrity and versatility of forest functions.
Forest is considered to be a carbon sink in The latest metaphor,
carbon dioxide is absorbed from the atmosphere through photosynthesis, that process
can be used to slow climate change.
