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Low temperature resistance in saplings and ramets of Polylepis sericea in the Venezuelan Andes
The study examines how Polylepis sericea, a tree species in the Venezuelan Andes, survives high-altitude cold stress. It finds that forest understories provide more stable temperatures than forest gaps or open páramo, and that saplings and ramets exhibit frost avoidance with ice nucleation and injury temperatures between -6 and -8 °C, which limits their distribution to specific less severe habitats.
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