A black oak in the Yale-Myers Forest of northern Connecticut that was felled for study (centre), surrounded by mixed species including sugar maple (yellow leaves), in October 2022. — Jon Gewirtzman/ The New York Times
A FOREST is a complex, dynamic ecosystem in which a rich array of living things, from old-growth trees to microscopic fungi, interact and depend on one another for survival.
So is the inside of a tree, it turns out.
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