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Drought alters allocation patterns of carbon (C) and nutrients in trees and eventually impairs tree functioning. Elevated soil nutrient availability might alter the response of trees to drought. We hypothesize that increased soil nutrient availability stimulates root metabolism and carbon allocation to belowground tissues under drought stress. To test this hypothesis, we subjected three-year-old Pinus sylvestris saplings in open-top cambers during two subsequent years to drought using three different water treatment
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