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["del stubbs" <pinewoodel@hotmail.com>]

Root questions, I deleted out non-related material to expose my 
question.....How could the "deep roots drawing up moisture " of one plant 
possibly help another, does it leak out the sides of the roots and thus help 
a shallow rooter?
But the next line mentions "root stress induced" so I'm a bit confused.
And "root symbiosis", do they share chemicals or microrganisms or?
I wonder how all this relates to a choice of grass, forbes, clovers etc as 
ground cover in an orchard, and they're root depth.  Mn. Del


>From: edforest55@hotmail.com

>"Where Evelyn persimmon grows in a walnut grove it is two weeks
>earlier (to ripen fruit), than where it grows in the open. . The 
>microclimate set up by black walnut is beneficial
>by  deep roots >drawing up moisture,     >Whether early ripening is , water 
>stress induced, or induced by a root symbiosis,>

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