Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
4385243 Biological Conservation 2012 8 Pages PDF
Abstract
► Increasing temperature by +3 °C resulted in a 90% reduction in current distribution. ► Refugium of suitable Joshua tree habitat still remained at most severe scenario. ► More optimistic than previous models of climate change impacts on Joshua trees. ► Early levels of climate change may have already impacted Joshua tree recruitment. ► Invasive grass niche shifted with Joshua trees; indicates fire threat to persistence.
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