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Transcriptomic and Hydraulic Responses in Trees to Stem Decay

2025-11-26

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1. Trees must functionally respond to dynamic abiotic and biotic challenges in their environment. Heart rot decay is a common disease in adult trees in forests, but the functional responses of individual trees to rot is rarely quantified. 2. Here we tested the hypothesis that heart rot should impact the water status, as measured by water use efficiency, and stress and defense responses, as measured using transcrip...

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3a8a8bfe-cfc8-510b-bcd9-f63f3d221b4d
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10.22541/au.176414624.41972886/v1
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