Climate Change is Making Plants More Vulnerable to Disease. New Research Could Help Them Fight Back

DURHAM, N.C. -- When heat waves hit, they don’t just take a toll on people -- the plants we depend on for food suffer too. That’s because when temperatures get too high, certain plant defenses don’t

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