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Joseph Stinziano investigates how something you might find in jam controls how easily trees open or close access their leaves.
Joseph Stinziano
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My name is Joseph Stinziano, and I am a Ph.D. Candidate at the University of Western Ontario in Canada. For my dissertation, I am studying the effects of climate change on on tree species, using ecoph
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