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Press Release 12-069
Climate Change Boosts Then Quickly Stunts Plants, Decade-long Study Shows
Global warming may initially make the grass greener, but not for long
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Composite of the ecosystems studied, arranged left to right in order of increasing elevation.
Credit: Paul Dijkstra and Michael Allwright |
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The Great Basin Desert study site, lowest elevation in a gradient of sites researched.
Credit: Paul Dijkstra |
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High desert grassland, one of several sites the scientists studied.
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A pinyon-juniper area, next in increasing elevation of the study sites.
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Moving upward, the ponderosa pine meadow study site.
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The highest-elevation site, a mixed conifer meadow.
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