Forests face climate change tug of war

ScienceDaily
Nov 26, 2019, 10:07 am46 pts
Increased carbon dioxide allows plants to photosynthesize more and use less water. But warmer temperatures drive plants to use more water and photosynthesize less. So, which force, CO2 fertilization or heat stress, wins this climate tug of war? It depends on whether forests and trees are able to adapt to their…

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