Drought-affected trees die from hydraulic failure and carbon starvation

Monday, August 7, 2017 - 10:02 in Earth & Climate

The report finds that hydraulic failure, which is the inability of a plant to move water from roots to leaves to be almost universally present when trees died, while carbon starvation was a contributing factor roughly half of the time.

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