Environment
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Due to Global Warming, Infected Pine Trees Starts To Weaken While Fungi Became Aggressive
According to a new study, the high heat and low water conditions caused by global warming degrade pine trees' resilience to disease by limiting their capacity to create an effective resistance while pathogenic fungi in their tissues grow more active.
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