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Finding balance: Tree‐ring isotopes differentiate between acclimation and stress‐induced imbalance in a long‐term irrigation experiment

Global Change Biology, Volume 30, Issue 3, March 2024.
Forest acclimation to climate change is crucial for maintaining ecosystem resilience. Here, we propose a multi‐proxy approach based on tree rings and tree‐ring isotopes to assess the acclimation processes of the long‐term Pfynwald irrigation experiment. After 10 years of irrigation, our results showed that irrigated and control trees were acclimated to
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CARROT and INBD: Accessible Artificial Intelligence facilitates Quantitative Wood Anatomy [PDF]

Quantitative Wood Anatomy (QWA) is defined as the analysis of the xylem anatomical features in trees, shrubs and herbaceous plants to investigate plants functioning, growth and environment.
Resente, Giulia Antonia (Dr.)
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Advances in Climate and Extreme-Event Analyses Using Quantitative Wood Anatomy [PDF]

Understanding long-term temperature fluctuations is crucial for projecting future climate change and placing recent trends and extreme events in a long-term context.
Edwards, Julie
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Together but apart: Social and scientific exchange at the TRACE 2020 virtual conference. [PDF]