Fire-adapted pine trees in southwest China show greater wildfire readiness in more fire-prone areas
Ying Liu, Zihan Zhang, Haichuan Lin, Dongli Yu, Zhixin Wu, Mingmei Yang, Dachuan Dai, Dongyu Cao, Xinglei Cui This is a plain language summary of a Functional Ecology research article which can be …
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