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February 12, 2026ForestsOpen Access

Long-Term Growth Trends of Robinia pseudoacacia in Relation to Climate Change and Industrial Pollution in the Urban Environment of Kraków, Poland

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SWS. WilczyńskiMDMałgorzata DanekTDTomasz Danek

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This analysis demonstrates growth responses to climate change and industrial pollution in urban environments, suggesting important implications for urban forestry.

Key Points

  • The aim is to evaluate the long-term growth trends of Robinia pseudoacacia in response to climate change and industrial pollution.
  • Analyzed growth responses from 1920 to 2019 in Kraków's urban environment
  • Examined correlations between growth and climatic conditions alongside pollution levels
  • Utilized basal area increment as a vitality index
  • Assessed climate signal-to-noise ratio in growth patterns
  • Increased emissions in the 20th century were linked to higher basal area increment
  • Homogeneity in growth response increased, indicating trees reacted similarly to climate variations
  • Growth improved during specific climatic conditions, such as cooler and wetter months
  • Recent years showed enhanced growth with reduced emissions and stable precipitation patterns

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Wilczyński et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/698d6dd15be6419ac0d53145https://doi.org/10.3390/f17020236
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