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Urban Orange Trees Suffered More with the Heat in a Spanish City and Exhibited Differences Between 17 Species of Trees

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The orange trees are among the most vulnerable urban trees to intense heat in Cordoba, Spain. A study published in 2026 compared 17 species and revealed that Mediterranean trees, such as olive trees and azinheras, have greater thermal resistance, offering important information for the planning of fresher cities. Why did the orange trees in Cordoba call...
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The orange trees are among the most vulnerable urban trees to intense heat in Cordoba, Spain. A study published in 2026 compared 17 species and revealed that Mediterranean trees, such as olive trees and azinheras, have greater thermal resistance, offering important information for the planning of fresher cities. Why did the orange trees in Cordoba call...

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O Antagonista broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Friday, November 13, 2026.
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