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Science · Biology & genetics · published 2026-08-25 · via Phys.org

Trees show limited ability to adapt to prolonged drought, study finds

An analysis of 40 forest drought experiments indicates that trees do not significantly adjust their physiology to cope with long-term water scarcity. The findings suggest that forests may be more vulnerable to climate-induced droughts than previously thought. This research highlights the limited acclimation capacity of trees under sustained stress.

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