Hotter droughts alter resource allocation to chemical defenses in piñon pine
Amy M. Trowbridge(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Nate G. McDowell(Pacific Northwest National Laboratory), Henry D. Adams(Washington State University), Adam Collins(Los Alamos National Laboratory), Sanna Sevanto(Los Alamos National Laboratory), Megan L. Hofland(Montana State University), L. Turin Dickman(Los Alamos National Laboratory), Charlotte Grossiord(Swiss Federal Institute for Forest, Snow and Landscape Research), David K. Weaver(Montana State University), Shealyn C. Malone(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Paul C. Stoy(Duke University)
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