Roots of the Sky
Scott DierksWriting about how plant communities make the living world possible, managing energy, carbon and water in the thin space around the rock we call home.
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Moisture Recycling: Roots of the Sky, Pt.1 - The Piedmont and Coastal Loblolly Forests of North Carolina
Drawing by Joseca Mokahesi Yanomami, Storm over the Forest, 2005. Published in: Trees, a catalogue of the exhibition by Fondation Cartier pour L’art contemporain, Paris, 2019.
The Push-me, pull-you of plant water: circulation without a heart
Redbud tree branches. Image by Inna Giliarova/Getty images.
Pedogenesis: Making a Home
Granite Bedrock glade, North Huron Island, Lake Superior. Photo from and used by permission of Josh Cohen, Michigan Natural Features Inventory
Plant Brains and Root Architecture
The horizontal root system (dark lines) of three birch trees in Finland; Image is scanned from a fold-out page and the creases inadvertently show up as two vertical lines. Also shown in the image are other trees, like pine shown as dark cir...
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I'm an ecological engineer, interested in the rooting zone and its impacts on soils and water cycling. I have 25-years+ experience designing upland, wetland and river restoration and stormwater green infrastructure projects.
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