A new analysis of vascular plants across the United States has found that the fate of an individual species under climate change tends to be a regional phenomenon rather than a national one. According to the study, published in the journal Ecography, a plant species found in the Southwest may be more vulnerable to a warming climate than the very same species in the Midwest, or vice versa. The finding carries a practical message for conservation:…
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