4. Trees as recorders of ecological fluctuations
The first scientific studies to highlight the temporal instability of tree species growth date back to the mid-1980s . This work, based on a dendroecological approach, revealed an increase in ring width over the course of the 20th century, attributed to climate...
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Trees as recorders of ecological fluctuations
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(1) - DOUGLASS (A.E.) - Dating our prehistoric ruins. - Natural history, 21, p. 27-30 (1921).
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(2) - STOFFEL (M.), BOLLSCHWEILER (M.), BUTLER (D.R.), LUCKMAN (B.) - Tree rings and natural hazards : A state-of-the-art. - Springer, Dordrecht, New York (2010).
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