Trees
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Tropical Forests That Recover From Tree Removal Assumed as Carbon Sinks
The carbon released by soil and decomposing wood outpace the carbon absorbed by new growth, according to a recent study headed by Imperial College London researchers.
Latest Research Articles
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Spread of Drought-Resistant Trees on Grasslands a Big Problem, Here’s Why
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Tree Roots May Have Cause Mass Extinctions in the Ocean
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Thunderstorms Affect Air Quality Around Trees with Sharp Leaves, Here's How
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How Will Protecting Old Trees Help Mitigate the Effects of Climate Change?
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UK's Mass Forestry Scheme Faces Massive Hurdle in the Form of Drought
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Urban Areas Turn Inhospitable to Growing Trees, New Study Finds
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Researchers Investigating the Planet’s Trees Have Sent a Veiled Threat to Humankind
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Tree Extinctions May Inevitably Lead to Bigger Catastrophes, Experts Warned
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Tree That Outlasted the Dinosaurs 145 Million Years Now Endangered
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Scientists Identified a Mechanism That Triggers Plants To Develop Fruits and Seeds
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Life Forest’s® Little Free Library® Educates Children About Death
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1.4 Million Urban Trees Will Be Dead By 2050 Due to Infestation of Invasive Species