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Physiological and anatomical leaf acclimation of understory trees subjected to a through-fall precipitation exclusion in a temperate rain forest in southern South America.
Water input is a key component of the ecosystems. Water defines the functionality, composition, and structure of biomes; therefore, any change in its availability would have an impact on ecosystem features. Moreover, a change in the water balance of an ecosystem affects its persistence as well as bi
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