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Water and the recovery process

byuind

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I was wondering if anyone can point me to any scholarly articles on water and the “recovery” process after traumatic events, such as a freeze?

 

I theorize that because an event such as a freeze would harm the tissue of the tree, the single most important thing to aid the tree in healing would be water.

what I cannot say is if “too much” water would actually stop the tree from healing?

 

in my specific case I am taking about Royals and King palms which are, as I understand it: “Swamp creatures” and love water in general

any help would be appreciated 

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