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Unseasonably warm temperatures could impact trees, plants in Lincoln, expert says

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Unseasonably warm temperatures could impact trees, plants in Lincoln, expert says

Unseasonably warm temperatures over the past month could have a lasting impact on trees and other plants in Lincoln, according to a local expert.

·Cherokee County, United States
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Lincoln Journal Star broke the news in Cherokee County, United States on Saturday, March 2, 2024.
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