Tree Communities
Trees may have a lot to teach us about being part of a [blank] and how co-operation is better for a society than the [blank] . Scientists are only just beginning to understand how it all works, but we now know that a community of trees growing together [blank] all of the available resources with each other. So, strong trees in a good position will share food and water with weaker trees that receive less sunlight. They do this [blank] their roots, through the soil and also through the networks of tiny fungi that grow in the soil between them.
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