Okay da, see, the books will tell you about vessel elements in angiosperms being wider pipes than the tracheids in conifers. But in my dry plots, I’ve watched the thirsty rubber trees—angiosperms too—struggle and slow to a crawl in summer. Speed isn’t just about the pipe, it’s about the thirst of the air and the ache in the soil. So for me, a neem tree outside my stall, older than my pension worries, proves that a slow, steady pull often outlasts a fast one.
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