The circle of life in Maple trees, through the roots of mycelium

On the garden tour, I learned that mycelium is created when two spores (seeds) of a mushroom come into contact and form a network of fungus. Mushrooms can be considered the “fruit” of the mycelium. Such as branches or roots of a tree, their role is to transport oxygen and glucose to other organisms. For that reason, they play a very important role in the forest. Moreover, through metaphor, the college gardener explained that when an older tree's life comes to an end, its resources are passed down to newborn trees so that they can grow strong thanks to mycelium. This occurrence is similar to…