i.e. Do roots going to right of tree feed the corresponding section of the tree?
Mike Corazzi Masterpiece Messages 2,693 Reaction score 3,260 Location Lincoln, CA USDA Zone 9b Apr 19, 2019 #1 i.e. Do roots going to right of tree feed the corresponding section of the tree?
0soyoung Imperial Masterpiece Messages 7,500 Reaction score 12,873 Location Anacortes, WA (AHS heat zone 1) USDA Zone 8b Apr 19, 2019 #2 Actually, leaves going to right feed the corresponding section of the tree. Not just feed, but also the raw material for making more tree. IOW, there will be more and bigger roots under a big green branch than a branch with little green on it.
Actually, leaves going to right feed the corresponding section of the tree. Not just feed, but also the raw material for making more tree. IOW, there will be more and bigger roots under a big green branch than a branch with little green on it.
Adair M Pinus Envy Messages 14,402 Reaction score 34,897 Location NEGeorgia USDA Zone 7a Apr 19, 2019 #3 It depends on the species. For example, Juniper lifelines can twist. So, while there is a direct link between certain branches and certain roots, they may or may not be on the same side.
It depends on the species. For example, Juniper lifelines can twist. So, while there is a direct link between certain branches and certain roots, they may or may not be on the same side.
Lazylightningny Masterpiece Messages 2,257 Reaction score 2,107 Location Downstate New York, Zone 6b USDA Zone 6b Apr 19, 2019 #4 @Vance Wood has found sectional connectivity between roots and foliage in mugos. Maybe he'll chime in.
@Vance Wood has found sectional connectivity between roots and foliage in mugos. Maybe he'll chime in.