Invasive Shrubs in Northeast Forests Grow Leaves Earlier and Keep Them Longer

ENN
Aug 19, 2020, 4:36 pm153 pts
The rapid pace that invasive shrubs infiltrate forests in the northeastern United States makes scientists suspect they have a consistent advantage over native shrubs, and the first region-wide study of leaf timing, conducted by Penn State researchers, supports those suspicions.

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