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Tall trees were thought to be more vulnerable to drought. But these towering plants in Southeast Asia have adapted to move water efficiently
The rainforests of Southeast Asia are home to towering trees called dipterocarps, which are some of the tallest flowering ...
Scientists discovered an unexpected adaptation that helps giant rainforest trees survive drought as they grow taller.
Forests are shaped by light competition. The trees that grow the tallest have access to the most sunlight, blocking the rays ...
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Scientists have long assumed that the sugars that nourish trees are pushed by water pressure from the leaves where they are created to the stems and roots where they are needed. But how do taller ...
“The making of these trees was so much in that spirit—in terms of dodging the ease of digital and instead doing this all by hand,” says Grade. Ron Blunt/ Renwick Gallery/ SAAM For the grand reopening ...
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