Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
10250402 Forest Ecology and Management 2011 12 Pages PDF
Abstract
▶ Douglas-fir population climate-growth sensitivity showed strong adaptation to provenance climate. ▶ Climate-growth sensitivities varied in coherent patterns over climatic gradients. ▶ Populations from disparate provenance climates displayed opposite growth responses to some climate variables.
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Using a spatiotemporal climate model to assess population-level Douglas-fir growth sensitivity to climate change across large climatic gradients in British Columbia, Canada
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