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January 1, 2025Лесоведение / Forest Science

Radial Growth of Dahurian Larch at the Upper Altitude Limit in the Western Part of the Putorana Plateau

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SVS. O. V’yukhin

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Overview

Analysis shows different growth patterns in age groups of Larix gmelinii, indicating climate change effects in Subarctic forests.

Key Points

  • Young Larix gmelinii exhibit differing radial growth patterns based on age, with environmental factors playing a key role in older trees.
  • Trees at higher altitudes show greater morphometric characteristics despite competition, suggesting interaction with climate change.
  • This observational analysis across altitudinal levels reveals how climatic factors influence the growth dynamics of different age groups.
  • Findings highlight the significance of understanding how climate change affects growth in Larix gmelinii populations, particularly in Subarctic regions.

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S. O. V’yukhin (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6925572cc0ce034ddc35a93ahttps://doi.org/10.7868/s3034535925030055
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