Cold temperature extremes during spring do not limit the range shift of Mediterranean pines into regions with intermittent frost

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Distribution of pines in the Iberian Peninsula agrees with species differences in foliage frost tolerance, not with vulnerability to freezing-induced xylem embolism.

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10.1111/1365-2435.12581

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Thomas Wohlgemuth

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Cold temperature extremes during spring do not limit the range shift of Mediterranean pines into regions with intermittent frost

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