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<blockquote data-quote="ropensaddle" data-source="post: 2414759" data-attributes="member: 13949"><p>Ok I seem to remember something about them being symbiotic in nitrogen fixing. I will have to read up more also the large trees provide a much better litter layer in which micro-biotic activity can thrive, which would give the small plant excellent growing conditions. It's odd that it may take a couple years for the small plant to react; do to its acclimation to low light but once it does, it will swiftly produce. The small plant will also have better root shoot ratio than a volunteer grown in full sun.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ropensaddle, post: 2414759, member: 13949"] Ok I seem to remember something about them being symbiotic in nitrogen fixing. I will have to read up more also the large trees provide a much better litter layer in which micro-biotic activity can thrive, which would give the small plant excellent growing conditions. It's odd that it may take a couple years for the small plant to react; do to its acclimation to low light but once it does, it will swiftly produce. The small plant will also have better root shoot ratio than a volunteer grown in full sun. [/QUOTE]
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