From: The Wood Wide Web: How Trees Talk Underground
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Rethinking your garden

When you dig up your garden soil, you might be ripping apart ancient networks that keep your plants healthy. Leaving soil undisturbed preserves these lifelines.

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Try 'no-dig' gardening this season to let the underground fungal networks do the work for you.

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Fungi and plants do not always share resources equally.
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Underground fungal networks connect different plants together so they can share resources.
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Underground networks allow plants to send chemical warning signals to their neighbors during inse...
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