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Campus Oak Trees Advance International Research on Climate Change


 June 8, 2022

Paul Manos, a professor of biology at Duke University, has been studying oak trees for most of his career. In a new study with an international team, Manos is working toward understanding oak tree hybridization and its impact on the organisms that depend on them.

The exchange of genes that occurs during hybridization could be an adaptive response to climate change.

You can read more about this study in the journal Nature Communications.


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