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September 23, 2025Open Access

Rangewide adaptive plasticity in trees provides resilience to climate change

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ETElizabeth J. TrevenenMRMichael RentonMBMartin F. Breed

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Overview

Trials assess climate-adjusted versus local provenancing for restoration success, showing mixed results.

Key Points

  • No clear relationship was found between climate provenance and tree seedling survival or growth.
  • Trials with 30 different species indicated occasional provenance effects, but they were inconsistent.
  • Research consisted of large provenance trials across 20 sources on a 400 km climate gradient.
  • Findings suggest that adaptive plasticity may support resilience amid environmental variability.

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Trevenen et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d4739d31b076d99fa6bb7ehttps://doi.org/10.21203/rs.3.rs-7611542/v1
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