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Are there long-term effects of drought on trees?

Last Updated: January 24, 2012

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Long-Term Effects of Drought

When an area has repeated dry periods, even if lack of rain occurs during different seasons, the long-term effects are substantial:

• Trees show increased susceptibility to diseases and insects.

• Trees show increased susceptibility to winter cold injury.

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