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Patterns of Forest Decline and Regeneration Across Scots Pine Populations

2013-03-01

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To predict future changes in forest ecosystems, it is crucial to understand the complex processes involved in decline of tree species populations and to evaluate the implications for potential vegetation shifts. Here, we study patterns of decline (canopy defoliation and mortality of adults) of four Scots pine populations at the southern edge of its distribution and characterized by different combinations of climat...

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DOI: 10.1007/s10021-012-9615-2

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