Aspen
trees go dormant in winter because plasmodesmata, which would otherwise convey growth - promoting signals, shut down communication.
After 30 years,
your trees went dormant.
Not exact matches
In these temperate zones,
trees lay down new trunk each summer but
go dormant in winter, creating a pattern of rings that track the intensity of annual growth.
In every forest, carbon is constantly being absorbed as
trees and other organisms grow, then released as they die or
go dormant.
I'm looking forward to the explanation of why temperate and boreal
trees» primary and secondary meristems
go dormant during the cold season (= no growth) but those of tropical
trees, which have no such season, do not, and why ITRDB
tree ring data at temperature limited sites show such suspiciously high correlations between the growth rates of the different
trees in a stand.