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This is a Cohort Study study (also classified as: Quantitative Study).

September 16, 2025ForestsOpen Access

The Radial Growth Responses Differences of High-Elevation Larix sibirica to Climate Change in the Altay Mountains of China and Russia

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LQLi Qin YYYujiang YuanChina Meteorological Administration DZDongliang ZhangTianjin First Center Hospital

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This analysis reveals how climate change affects radial growth in Larix sibirica across China and Russia, suggesting significant regional differences.

Key Points

Temperature is the main factor influencing radial growth in L. sibirica across the Altay Mountains.
Radial growth responses are notably stronger in Russia than in China, indicating regional variations.
Tree-ring width data and meteorological observations were used to assess forest ecosystem responses to climate change.
Continued stable climatic drivers suggest ongoing challenges for forest health amid climate change.

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Qin et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d4508931b076d99fa5878b https://doi.org/10.3390/f16091460

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This analysis reveals how climate change affects radial growth in Larix sibirica across China and Russia, suggesting significant regional differences.

The Radial Growth Responses Differences of High-Elevation Larix sibirica to Climate Change in the Altay Mountains of China and Russia

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The Radial Growth Responses Differences of High-Elevation Larix sibirica to Climate Change in the Altay Mountains of China and Russia

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