water retention
05/18/2018
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By Janine Acero
Some tropical trees are preppers: They store water for times of drought, researchers discover
Much like humans and animals, trees need water to survive. In harsh places where there is next to no water or moisture, some trees still manage to thrive. One study, published in Tree Physiology, aims to shed some light on how trees adapt to such environments. Scientists discovered that certain species of trees are able to retain […]
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