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Spatially-explicit modeling of multi-hazard exposure in mountain ecosystems: Unraveling the role of canopy structure in forest vulnerability

2026-07-13

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Mountain forests face increasing threats from interacting climatic, environmental, and socio-ecological stressors, yet most vulnerability assessments still use single-hazard approaches that overlook cumulative environmental risk. This limitation is especially important in Iran’s Zagros forests, where climate change and human pressures are accelerating degradation. This study developed a...

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927246dd-cd0e-506e-a934-4d32031f0692
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-10110474/v1
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