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Tree climbers and researchers challenge assumptions about how giant rainforest trees adapt to drought

Scientists and tree climbers in Malaysia's Kabili-Sepilok Forest Reserve are studying how giant dipterocarp trees (over 65 meters tall) adapt to drought conditions. Their research challenges a major assumption in tree drought biology by collecting samples at daring heights, providing evidence for an untested theory of drought adaptation while countering another established theory.

Fechi Inyama1d ago5 min readenNews
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Daring tree climbers and researchers have challenged a major assumption in tree drought biology.
In rainforests on the Southeast Asian island...
The tallest dipterocarps seen from this hilltop are more than 65 meters tall.

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