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Influence of climate on individual tree growth and carbon sequestration in native‐tree plantings

2019-08-01

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Native ecosystems face challenges of past and ongoing human actions, including vegetation clearance and climate change arising from greenhouse gas emissions. Reforestation is an important tool for sequestering carbon, so we sought to determine how replanted native trees responded to weather, soil conditions and planting characteristics. We measured girth growth of 13 tree species in 19 native mixed‐species plantin...

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Literature Corpus work: 91d64dac-7ff3-575b-b19c-7ca478c6005c
DOI: 10.1111/aec.12756

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