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Future carbon sequestration potential in a widespread transcontinental boreal tree species: Standing genetic variation matters!

Global change biology - 1 Jun 2024

Robert Etienne, Lenz Patrick, Bergeron Yves, de Lafontaine Guillaume, Bouriaud Olivier, Isabel Nathalie, Girardin Martin P

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Climate change (CC) necessitates reforestation/afforestation programs to mitigate its impacts and maximize carbon sequestration. But comprehending how tree growth, a proxy for fitness and resilience, responds to CC is critical to maximize these programs' effectiveness. Variability in tree response to CC across populations can notably be influenced by the standing genetic variation encompassing both neutral and...

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PMID: 38822663
DOI: 10.1111/gcb.17347

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