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Long-term forest monitoring unravels constant mortality rise in European forests

2021-11-03

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⍰ European forests are an important source for timber production, human welfare, income, protection and biodiversity. During the last two decades, Europe has experienced a number of droughts which were exceptionally within the last 500 years both in terms of duration and intensity and these droughts seem to left remarkable imprints in the mortality dynamics of European forests. However, systematic observations on...

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62eea2ba-9c26-58cc-bfd3-9de295cc92ec
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10.1101/2021.11.01.466723
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