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Do plants get climate shock when being moved to the other hemisphere?

Like say a full grown tree from the north hemisphere is moved to the south hemisphere during January.
gpt
Plants in general have a ton of different receptor pathways to regulate their response due to environmental changes. However stuff like you are describing can put these cycles out of phase. Plants are for example known to show Jetlag. After a few days however, the regulatory enzymes are updated through stuff such as duration/intensity of sunlight, etc. And start to put the cycles responsible for the plants response back into phase. So for your described problem, the plant would for a few days be jetlagged just like us humans would, which would most likely make them more susceptible to the current conditions, but after some time they would be able to adjust.