Description
Time and growth are treated as measurable forces in this specialized computational tool, shaped for bonsai masters who shape decades with a single cut, arborists caring for ancient ginkgo trees, forest ecologists reading carbon history in living trunks, and researchers dating timber from medieval structures. It observes how pruning alters apical dominance, how heartwood chemistry quietly builds over centuries, how wind encourages compression wood to form, and how annual ring width aligns with long climate patterns. These patient insights speak in millimeters and growth rings, helping living wood tell its story with clarity and respect.