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Death of plantation seedlings and young previously healthy trees is recognized as an increasingly widespread response to environmental stresses arising from climate change. The challenge for the profession is to sustain healthy trees and forests, to have the best survivotypes for each location. The molecular genetics community has proposed a hypothetical way forward, asserting that "understanding the genetic basis of adaptation to the environment via landscape genomics studies is essential for management interventions of tree species related to conservation and reforestation under climate change." Some are believed to confer benefits while others produce toxins . . .
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