NEW PREPRINT: Climate trends over the last century and a quarter have increased the frequency of Joshua tree's mass-flowering years—but not how often they produce fruit. That may mean their specialized pollinators aren't keeping up with the trees' climate-changed behavior. Master's thesis research by Pryce Millikin
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