Mycorrhizal Conversations–a tanka tale

Our trees share water and nutrients through networks and send distress sigal about insect attacks, drought, and disease. Trees talk and communicate with each other through a network scientists call mycorrihizal. Facinating research is growing on this phenomenon. as I walk in a forest of tall trees leaves flutter on a breezeless day I hear…

Watercolor illustration of leafy branches and tall trees in a forest

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Our trees share water and nutrients through networks and send distress sigal about insect attacks, drought, and disease. Trees talk and communicate with each other through a network scientists call mycorrihizal. Facinating research is growing on this phenomenon.

as I walk

in a forest of tall trees

leaves flutter

on a breezeless day

I hear the sound of laughter

Genie Nakano, originally published in International Tanka, No. 14 2023





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