ArticleAoB PLANTS2025
Leaf temperatures exceed thermal heat tolerances for a community of eastern North America hardwood trees.
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- Warming temperatures and shifting precipitation patterns may exacerbate pest damage in North American forests.Nature ecology & evolution · 2026Article
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Abstract
Changing climates are creating more intense and frequent high-temperature events that could disrupt forest communities. In temperate forests, we have a relatively limited understanding of how trees are impacted by heat events, hindering our ability to predict the impacts of future heat waves. We conducted a community-level assessment of thermal safety margins in 11 hardwood tree species native to eastern North America. We used chlorophyll fluorescence to determine the critical heat tolerance of photosystem II (PSII) across 2 years in central Tennessee, USA. We focus on the temperature at which PSII first starts to decline (
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