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Survival, growth and cold hardiness tradeoffs in white spruce populations: Implications for assisted migration

2019-02-01

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Human assisted movement of reforestation stock poleward or upward in elevation has been proposed as a tool to address climate change in regular reforestation programs. However, moving warm adapted seed sources to colder environments could carry the risk of frost damage if seed sources are moved too far. Here, we assess genetic differentiation in growth potential, survival and cold hardiness of a wide-ranging tree...

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88f4949f-c400-5ec1-87ab-d4f0c942d177
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10.1016/j.foreco.2018.10.046
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