Investigating wood anatomical changes due to drought stress in Scots pine, suggesting implications for timber quality.
• Trees, such as Scots pine, respond to water availability with anatomical changes • Drought-induced formation of resin channels reduces wood quality • Climate change, with increasing drought, could have a detrimental effect on the timber industry
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