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Reprint of: North Fennoscandian mountain forests: History, composition, disturbance dynamics and the unpredictable future

2017-03-01

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North Fennoscandian mountain forests are distributed along the Scandes Mountains between Sweden and Norway, and the low-mountain regions of northern Norway, Sweden and Finland, and the adjacent northwestern Russia. Regionally, these forests are differentiated into spruce, pine or birch dominance due to climatic differences. Variation in tree species dominance within these regions is generally caused by a combinati...

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DOI: 10.1016/j.foreco.2017.02.035

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