MadSci Network: Botany |
Friends from us are traveling around in the USA. Few days ago they ask us by e-mail, why trees in America are growing up to 2500m above sealevel even in regions with lots of snow during wintertime, whereas in Switzerland trees are just growing to an altitude up to 1800 m above sealevel. Is it a question of different plant speecies, is the climate so different on the same altitude or are there other reasons to explain this phenomen? Thanks for your efforts! Sam Ginsburg
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