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<iframe title="vimeo-player" src="" width="640" height="360" frameborder="0" There is no question that it exists. It can be subtle, especially in temperate forests.

I'm willing to bet almost everyone here has seen it, just not recognized it. It is what is responsible for the separation, and layering of limbs we will sometimes see within a canopy. The pictures on the net are mostly dealing with entire outer canopies of multiple trees. Dramatic but much...

It has been talked about for years, and examples of the outcome are well documented. Nothing I have read leads me to believe anyone has a firm grasp on the "how" that enables it.