The phrase "adaptation of trees" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how trees change or evolve in response to their environment or specific conditions.
Example: "The adaptation of trees to varying climates is essential for their survival and growth."
Alternatives: "adjustment of trees" or "evolution of trees".
Adaptation of Trees to Low Light Environments and Effects on Branching Pattern of Fraxinus americana.
Our sequence analysis suggested that such highly conserved miRNAs might play an important role in the physiological adaptation of trees and wood formation in A. mangium.
Bark flakiness has been considered an adaptation of trees against liana infestation, assuming that lianas may be unable to climb trees with rapidly shed bark because it implies loosing points of anchorage (Talley et al. 1996; Carsten et al. 2002).
This has important implications for the dispersal and adaptation of trees across increasingly fragmented forest landscapes subject to the anticipated rapid climatic changes and the introduction of new pest and disease problems.
They have a special interest in understanding the role of plasticity and adaptation of tree species in assessing potential impacts of climate change.
Dendrochronological methods can be effectively applied to describe the genetic adaptation of tree provenances to environmental conditions (e.g., Chhin 2010; McClane et al. 2011; Pluess and Weber 2012; King et al. 2013; Eilmann et al. 2014; Chhin 2015) and to examine geographic variation in response to climate (e.g., Chen et al. 2010).
Genetic variation is necessary for adaptation of tree species and populations to environmental changes and is a precondition for conservation.
Transcriptome profiling provides the first insight into the functional divergence among PtLRR-RLK gene subfamilies and suggests that they might take important roles in growth and adaptation of tree species.
Little information is available on physiological responses and adaptations of trees in Australian floodplains.
Data concerning the ecophysiology and adaptations of trees in floodplain forests worldwide are extremely scarce.
Nothing seems to be known of the physiological and morphological adaptations of trees of the Kakadu National Park.
