❌ La forêt possède un système nerveux coopératif

❌ Unfortunately we’re not living in Pandora from Avatar. This persistant and viral idea doesn’t hold up scientifically, despite years of research. https://cvc.li/SAVgg The myth traces back to work by biologist S Simard in the 1997, which inspired the catchy term “Wood Wide Web.” and later popularised by P Wohlleben’s bestseller The Hidden Life of Trees in 2015. https://cvc.li/DDEMX https://cvc.li/xjwCe At best, resource transfers (carbon essentially) between trees are tiny (on the order of 1/1000). https://cvc.li/LQLEu vs https://cvc.li/obHeL https://cvc.li/FksRO https://cvc.li/Uzvse https://cvc.li/pQDbi However forest funghi are linked and can improve the soil in terms of mineral and water nutrition of plants and thus stimulate juvenile growth, enhance resistance to drought and pathogens. But his is a different concept to trees signaling each other and the role of "Mother Trees". https://cvc.li/JIuIS Believing forests are self-regulating “magical systems” that will heal themselves can lead to real-world inaction in the face of climate change. So we ask you kindly not to spread this concept any further. https://cvc.li/yRsTt https://cvc.li/XXpUI Débunk complet en français par epsiloon : https://cvc.li/mHFJa