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Tim says that everything in the forest communicates, and Wanda agrees with. But some of the kids disagree, forming a big argument. Frizzle comes into the room who probably eavesdropped on them and told everyone what happened. Dorothy Ann says that they go back to her idea: how low temperature superconductivity can be explored via condensation of Cooper pairs in a bosom-like state.

Not understanding what she just said, the class decides to go with Tim's talking trees idea, which leads to, much to Arnold's dismay, a field trip. As the bus starts to do its stuff , the seatbelts turn into vines. The inside of the Bus covers up with tree bark and mushrooms start to grow out of the seats.

After the Bus finally transforms into a tree, they arrive in a forest. More frequent droughts may therefore lead to less carbon uptake by trees and forests. Forthcoming studies even indicate that individual trees respond differently to the same heat waves, and that water transport in trees can react instantly to the presence of a solar eclipse.

With the sun obscured by the moon, stomata close as they would do at night, immediately reducing water intake. As we continue to assess incoming data from Witness Tree and TreeWatch.

But at the same time that data, when converted to tweets by custom-built algorithms, turns the Witness Tree into a platform for science communication research. For each key data feature, including daily water use, sap flow dynamics, stem shrinkage and trunk growth, the researchers at Harvard Forest have provided the program with several different prewritten message templates. Because the messages are chosen from templates at random, they can be used as a testing ground to study how the public prefers to engage with different topics and writing styles.

The addition of multimedia — through images, videos or data visualisation — generates more responses, likes and retweets. Any posts that directly concern climate change seem to attract the most attention.

To gain access to even more data, both the Witness Tree project and TreeWatch. The single Witness Tree will soon become part of a forest network spread over urban, suburban and rural areas to study how trees function in different environments. Future witness trees with fine particulate matter sensors sensitive to poor air quality could help grow awareness about environmental stress factors faced by humans and trees alike.

New trees monitored by TreeWatch. By cementing our understanding of how trees contribute to the carbon cycle, we will be in a better position to reduce carbon output globally. Long-term, Witness Tree and TreeWatch. As we have learned more about how trees interact with the ecosystems that they visually define, trees have often been represented as social creatures in recent research and popular writing.

In a way, Witness Tree and TreeWatch.