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Aspen experiment finds drought effects persist in new leaves

via Phys.org·10h ago

A three-year University of Utah experiment found prior drought altered defensive chemicals and fungal communities in new aspen leaves, according to the university’s report on Phys.org. The results suggest stress can affect later growing seasons; whether these changes improve survival or increase vulnerability remains uncertain.

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