¶ Trees (3)
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Trees:
"soil and rock chemistries’ atoms in the environs of the seed-landing. The seeds contain coded programs for associating local atoms in triple-bonded, ergo high-tensile capability crystal structures, which when triple-bonded with others, produce the long overlapping fibrous sacs to be filled with local water and air derivatives.
“These close-packed, liquid-filled, fibrous sacs compound to produce first the tree’s root ‘wood.’ What nature ships in the seeds are the DNA-RNA coded instructions on how to utilize the resources of locally occurring water, gases, and chemical elements at the seed-planting site. These high tensile fiber sacs are filled with liquid sap, developed from water brought in through the roots by osmosis and one-way capillary valving of the hydrogen and oxygen-laden water out of the ground to combine with the carbon- and oxygen-laden gases of the atmosphere as produced by mammals and other biological organisms, and by the photosynthesis of Sun radiation, whereby the tree’s leaves combine the hydrogen and carbon atoms to produce the hydrocarbon, crystal-built cells of the tree, while giving off the oxygen atoms to the atmosphere, with which the mammals’ growth”
