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Quercus ilex L. dieback is genetically determined: Evidence provided by dendrochronology, δ13C and SSR genotyping.

The Science of the total environment - 15 Dec 2023

Alderotti Francesca, Sillo Fabiano, Brilli Lorenzo, Bussotti Filippo, Centritto Mauro, Ferrini Francesco, Gori Antonella, Inghes Roberto, Pasquini Dalila, Pollastrini Martina, Saurer Matthias, Cherubini Paolo, Balestrini Raffaella, Brunetti Cecilia

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Quercus ilex L. dieback has been reported in several Mediterranean forests, revealing different degree of crown damages even in close sites, as observed in two Q. ilex forest stands in southern Tuscany (IT). In this work, we applied a novel approach combining dendrochronological, tree-ring δ13C and genetic analysis to test the hypothesis that different damage levels observed in a declining (D) and non-declining...

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PMID: 37690750
DOI: 10.1016/j.scitotenv.2023.166809

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