US EditionFlowers with Traits That Help them Thermoregulate Have Advantage in a Warming World
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Flowers with Traits That Help them Thermoregulate Have Advantage in a Warming World
CLEMSON, S.C. — In times of extreme temperatures — like Upstate South Carolina’s record-setting 42 consecutive days this summer with temperatures at or above 90 degrees — some flowers have a competitive edge. Two studies by researchers at Clemson University showed that flowers with traits that help them thermoregulate have advantages over those that don’t when it comes to reproduction and ability to attract pollinators. “We’ve known for a while …
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