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Restoring a keystone tree species for the future: American chestnut assisted migration plantings in an adaptive silviculture experiment

2022-11-01

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Species ranges are forecast to change in response to warming temperatures and altered precipitation patterns, yet tree migration rates fail to track the pace of climate change. In anticipation of these changes, various forest adaptation management strategies have been broadly proposed, including intentionally modifying species composition via assisted migration of future climate adapted species. Despite the potent...

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Literature Corpus work: 090a1872-bb82-5bac-9cf0-a80339a20daf
DOI: 10.1016/j.foreco.2022.120505

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