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Pooja Nain

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Forest health and pathology

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|Apr 05, 2026

Coordinated hydraulic traits predict the time to critical hydraulic failure in temperate broad-leaved and conifer tree species.

Pierre-André Waite, Vincent P Riedel, Roman M Link

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