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Picea rubens

Picea rubens, commonly known as red spruce, is a species of spruce native to eastern North America, ranging from Nova Scotia to eastern Quebec and south-eastern Ontario, and south through the Adirondack Mountains and New England along the Appalachians to western North Carolina and eastern Tennessee. This species is also known as yellow spruce, West…

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Picea rubens

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dark respirationinstance ofand SO42- limit the uptake of calcium by trees and can increase aluminum availability.Calcium concentration is important for red spruce for physiological processes0.80text
cold toleranceinstance ofand SO42- limit the uptake of calcium by trees and can increase aluminum availability.Calcium concentration is important for red spruce for physiological processes0.80text
as well as disease resistanceinstance ofand SO42- limit the uptake of calcium by trees and can increase aluminum availability.Calcium concentration is important for red spruce for physiological processes0.80text
signal transductioninstance ofand SO42- limit the uptake of calcium by trees and can increase aluminum availability.Calcium concentration is important for red spruce for physiological processes0.80text
membraneinstance ofand SO42- limit the uptake of calcium by trees and can increase aluminum availability.Calcium concentration is important for red spruce for physiological processes0.80text
cell wall synthesisinstance ofand SO42- limit the uptake of calcium by trees and can increase aluminum availability.Calcium concentration is important for red spruce for physiological processes0.80text
functioninstance ofand SO42- limit the uptake of calcium by trees and can increase aluminum availability.Calcium concentration is important for red spruce for physiological processes0.80text
and regulation of stomatainstance ofand SO42- limit the uptake of calcium by trees and can increase aluminum availability.Calcium concentration is important for red spruce for physiological processes0.80text

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