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TOWARDS A MORE ECOLOGICAL DENDROECOLOGY
Tree-Ring Research, 2019The use of tree-ring methods to study ecological processes, known as dendroecology, has been booming over the last decade. We believe that the incredible methodological strides in this subdiscipline over the last half century will be further advanced by purposefully integrating with other ecological subdisciplines and broadening the scope of ...
Rubén D. Manzanedo, Neil Pederson
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Research Strategies in Dendroecology and Dendroclimatology in Mountain Environments
Climatic Change, 1997Tree-ring series from living trees near the timberline or timbers buried in the surroundings are exceptionally valuable both for climate reconstruction and investigations of the consequences of climate change to ecosystems. This paper is a critical assessment of the past and potential contributions of dendroecology and dendroclimatology in mountain ...
L. TESSIER +2 more
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Dendroclimatology and Dendroecology
Quaternary Research, 1971Dendrochronology is the science of dating annual growth layers (rings) in woody plants. Two related subdisciplines are dendroclimatology and dendroecology. The former uses the information in dated rings to study problems of present and past climates, while the latter deals with changes in the local environment rather than regional climate.Successful ...
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Dendroecological Potential of Juniperus deppeana in Northern Mexico
2020The species Juniperus deppeana is widely distributed throughout the Sierra Madre Occidental, northern Mexico, and no studies have been conducted to determine its dendroclimatic potential. This study in intended to answer the following questions. Is it possible to date annual growth of J. deppeana and develop tree-ring series? What is the most important
Julián Cerano-Paredes +8 more
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The Dendroecology of Red Spruce Decline
1992In the previous chapter, the current status of red spruce and spruce-fir forests was critically evaluated using a variety of forest survey data. The limited time covered by these data made any determination of trend in forest condition difficult and tenuous.
Edward R. Cook, Shepard M. Zedaker
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Climatic Inferences from Dendroecological Reconstructions
2010Tree rings have long been employed by ecologists to study the local-scale dynamics of forest stands and woodlands, but only recently have network approaches been applied to evaluate regional and broader-scale processes. As with dendroclimatic data (e.g., ring-width and ring-density chronologies), climatic drivers become much more evident in ...
Thomas W. Swetnam, Peter M. Brown
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A Dendroecological Fire History for Central Corsica/France
Tree-Ring Research, 2020Forest fires are an important factor shaping Mediterranean ecosystems and determine the distribution of different species. Information about past forest fires can be obtained with pyrodendroecology. Here, we present a fire history for three sites in the mountain forest belt on the island of Corsica in the Mediterranean Basin.
Sonja Szymczak +5 more
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Deciphering Dendroecological Fingerprints of Geomorphic Process Activity
2017The initial employment of tree rings in geomorphic studies was simply as a dating tool and rarely exploited other environmental information and records of damage induced by earth surface processes within the tree. However, these unique, annually resolved, tree-ring records preserve valuable archives of past process activity on timescales of decades to ...
Markus Stoffel +3 more
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Dendroecological analyses for olive cultivar characterization
2023Due to global warming, a significant increase in frequency and severity of drought episodes is predicted in the Mediterranean Region. Olive (Olea europaea L.) is a relatively drought-tolerant tree species cultivated in Mediterranean region. However, prolonged hot and dry summer can induce hydraulic stress, leading to fruit yield reduction.
Silvia Portarena +6 more
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The DendroEcological Network Version 1.0 - Technical Report
2019The DendroEcological Network (DEN; https://www.uvm.edu/femc/dendro) is an open-source repository of high quality dendrochronological and associated ecological data. The DEN was launched in 2018 with the goal of providing a database and online infrastructure to archive these data, and make those data easy to find, explore, and aggregate across disparate
James Duncan +5 more
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