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彼得‧渥雷本（Peter Wohlleben）的《樹的祕密語言》（The Hidden Life of Trees ）是一本引人入勝的書，其中有許多關於樹木的驚人事實。

作者是一名林務員，即是一個森林區的管理者。他發現了許多令人驚奇的事情...

森林，是一個社區，樹木都是朋友，在樹木的‘社會’中，它們會相互幫助。

一棵樹的根部滋養着另一棵樹的根部，這種方式能夠幫助生病的樹木康復。

樹木使用嗅覺、視覺、電覺和聽覺信號來‘進行交流’，作者爲所有這些信號都提供了例子證明。

人們所看到的生長在樹上的真菌，它們構成一個植物國的‘互聯網’，將各種信息從一棵樹傳遞給另一棵樹，包括：以害蟲形式出現的迫在眉睫的危險信號，或關於樹木生病的信息。然後，樹木通過這種網絡信息，便會‘採取行動’。

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