Resin-based defenses in <i>Pinus edulis</i> are only reduced after long-term drought
Drew M P Peltier(University of Nevada, Las Vegas), Amy M. Trowbridge(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Ksenia Pereverzeva(Washington State University), Sara Pinzón‐Navarro(Universidad de Panamá), Mariah S. Carbone(Northern Arizona University), William T. Pockman(University of New Mexico), Andrew D. Richardson(Northern Arizona University), Shealyn C. Malone(University of Wisconsin–Madison), N. G. McDowell(Los Alamos National Security (United States)), R Alex Thompson(University of California, Merced), C. David McIntire(University of New Mexico), Henry D. Adams(Washington State University)
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