How can temperature and precipitation affect tree growth

When there is present low precipitation or low moisture supply, together with high temperature, the limited growth is due to the close relationship which exists between turgidity and growth.

Explanation:

It is known, of course, that precipitation and temperature are not the only factors that have an effect on the growth of trees.

Temperature can affect how heat and other gases correspond with the tree and can change the flow inside the tree. Precipitation can tell us how much water the tree is getting to absorb and grow with.

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