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Palaeovegetation-model comparisons, climate change and tree succession in Scandinavia over the past 1500 years

2001-04-01

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1. We assess the robustness of a 1500-year palaeoclimate data base and forest gap model in simulating northern Scandinavian boreal forest succession since AD 500. We also evaluate trends in species abundance in a nemoral woodland in southern Scandinavia by comparing modelling results to palaeoecological data. 2. Simulated biomass trends for Picea, Pinus and Betula growing at Penningholmen (northern Sweden) are str...

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Literature Corpus work: 76b92d45-c889-5b99-869e-c5942e25d562
DOI: 10.1046/j.1365-2745.2001.00556.x

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