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In this episode of Talking Trees, we explore the function of the assimilation apparatus in trees—namely, the leaves and needles that drive photosynthesis and support tree vitality.

We discuss:

• The structure and role of leaves and needles in gas exchange and energy production
• How morphological and anatomical adaptations help trees survive environmental stress
• The importance of the assimilation apparatus as a bioindicator for pollution and climate stress
• Why arborists should consider these traits when selecting species for urban landscapes

This episode offers a blend of tree physiology and practical arboriculture, highlighting how understanding assimilation can guide better decisions in tree care and urban planning.

Background information:

• Leaf - Wikipedia
• forests.pdf
• https::iopscience.iop.org:article:10.1088:1755-1315:226:1:012060:pdf
• https::iopscience.iop.org:article:10.1088:1755-1315:226:1:012060:pdf.pdf
• https::www.ujecology.com:articles:urban-trees-assimilation-efficiency-and-assessment-of-environment-quality.pdf

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