Tree Immune Systems
Trees have unique immune systems that allow them to grow around and wall off pathogens, utilizing their bark as a protective barrier. They also produce various chemical defenses to combat diseases and pests. The tragic story of chestnut blight highlights the devastating impact of fungal epidemics, particularly on the once-abundant American chestnut, which played a crucial role in both ecosystems and human use.In this clip
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