Dear tree friend, please tell me, among flora and fauna there are male and female species, how do you define yourself according to your nature?
Before continuing, I will tell you what I have researched on the subject and I suppose I should imagine from there what you will tell me, that when talking about you as a universal tree, it is unnecessary to go into such specific details… But I will let you decide.
Listen carefully:
The identification of the gender of trees can vary depending on the species, but here are some general ways to distinguish between male and female trees.
Dioecious Trees: These trees have separate male and female individuals. Male trees produce flowers that generate pollen, while female trees produce flowers that can become fruit. Examples of dioecious trees include holly and kiwi.
Monoecious Trees: These trees have male and female flowers on the same individual. For example, corn and oak have male and female flowers on different parts of the same tree.
Flower Observation: In dioecious trees, you can observe the flowers to determine their gender. Male flowers are usually smaller and produce pollen, while female flowers are larger and have an ovary that becomes a fruit.
Fruit: Only female trees produce fruit. If you see fruit on a tree, it is a clear indication that it is female.
Genetic Techniques: In some cases, techniques such as PCR or DNA sequencing can be used to determine the gender of a plant.
The tree attentive to every detail that is pointed out to it states:
My species has male and female flowers, there are about 600 species in the world recognized as part of the same species, I can mention the oak and the cork oak, but remember that my secret must remain as discreetly kept among all your readers.
Then the woman reflects:
Human beings have been hurt when their identity is not clear to societies that define them as men or women. Throughout history, many activities were prohibited to women and likewise, men had to adhere to certain codes of conduct to be accepted in productive and social circles. This difference is becoming less and less, but I am not focusing on that concept, since for many cultures in the world, humans are both things, that is, human bodies have feminine and also masculine hormones in different proportions.
Likewise, mentally we are not one hundred per-cent one or the other. The more we consider what the other is, the better we can understand ourselves as a whole. Society appropriates sexes, and ways of being that it has learned culturally, and it is complex to create a new paradigm around what was defined over time.
So, the tree suggests:
In an organic society, tasks are well-defined. Those who have a type of flower fulfil a function and that is reproductive. Yes, I understand what you say, but it leaves no room for comparisons. Humans will always measure their strength based on their intelligence to direct circumstances. We direct them towards what is most productive. In that, we could be similar.
