This phenomenon is known as Compartmentalization of Decay in Trees (CODIT) . Trees do not "heal" wounds like humans do; they seal them. By growing over damaged tissue and restricting the flow of resources to non-essential areas, trees can isolate infection. Verruco’s "ugly" appearance was actually a fortress of scar tissue that protected his essential life functions.
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Leo exhaled a breath he didn't know he was holding. The messenger had arrived. He clicked "Send" on the email, closed his laptop, and finally went to make a fresh pot of coffee. The file was no longer his; it belonged to the cloud now. This phenomenon is known as Compartmentalization of Decay
Verruco lost a few branches in the storm, but his dense, twisted core held firm. He had survived not by being the strongest or the fastest, but by being the most efficient. He had learned to do more with less. Verruco’s "ugly" appearance was actually a fortress of