Environment
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Studies Uncover the Seeds of a Forest's Rebirth Following a Drought
Two new studies will assist enhance the success of efforts to replant and repair forests after disastrous wildfires, droughts, or other disturbances by estimating the seed production of more than 700 tree species globally and how productivity varies by location.
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