Is it true that trees talk to each other?

Yes, it is true that trees talk to each other.

Mycorrhizae, a network of fungi, form a symbiotic relationship with trees, providing water and nutrients, while trees provide the fungi with sugar.

This network allows trees to communicate chemical signals, enabling them to respond to insect attacks & produce repellent chemicals for self-defense.

The mycorrhizal network enables trees to share resources, such as sugar, between them, enabling younger trees to survive and grow.

Moreover, recent research on tree communication has revealed that trees are social creatures that communicate in complex ways.