Trees
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Tree Species In Northern Hemisphere Starts To Become Denser In Colder and Wetter Regions, Study Says
Tree species are expected to be pushed toward colder and wetter regions of their geographic range as a result of climate change.
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Newly Planted Trees Destroyed by Vandals at UK Community Park
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Sea Ice Reductions In Arctic Help White Spruce Trees Move North, Up Mountainsides
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Forests Discovered Hiding 'Complex Role' in Global Climate System, Water Cycle
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Quake That Hit 350 Million Years Ago Toppled Trees, Preserved Plant Fossils In Canada
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Trees Struggle To Sequester Heat-Trapping Carbon Dioxide In Warmer Climates, Study Finds
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1,000 Species Account For Half Of Earth’s 800 Billion Trees In Tropical Rainforests
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Volcanic Eruptions Can Be Predicted With Trees, Plants Due to Volcanic Gas Sensitivity
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Tree 'Assisted Migration': Moving Pacific Northwest Native Trees North Can Aid in Their Survival
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The Secret Life of Trees: How Trees Communicate and Thrive
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Trees That Grow in Wetter Regions are Less Resilient to Drought [Study]
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Genetically Improved Trees: Three Important Benefits for Consumers in Christmas
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Coniferous Trees: Exploring Unique Facts About Conifers
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