An update on: How the olive tree, this champion of water sobriety, resists drought
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The available report indicates that "The hidden life of plants". The report also specifies that this emblematic tree of the Mediterranean basin has developed a multitude of characteristics of adaptation to arid climates, particularly in its leaves, vessels and root system.
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