Review of: Adaptive effects of geographic origin on tree ring width and radial growth -climate relationships in Pinus nigra Arnold, the European black pine. Round#2/Reviewer#2

Laurent Bouffier

doi:10.24072/pci.forestwoodsci.100188.rev22

February 26, 2026Peer Community In Forest and Wood SciencesOpen Access

Review of: Adaptive effects of geographic origin on tree ring width and radial growth -climate relationships in Pinus nigra Arnold, the European black pine. Round#2/Reviewer#2

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The review aims to explore how geographic origin influences the relationship between climate and growth in Pinus nigra.
Literature review of existing studies on tree ring width and radial growth in Pinus nigra.
Analysis of climatic factors affecting tree growth across different geographic origins.
Comparison of growth responses to climate variables among populations.
Highlighted significant variations in tree ring width due to geographic origin.
Identified specific climate factors that differentially impact radial growth in these trees.
Emphasized the importance of considering geographic origin for effective forest management strategies.

Implication

This review examines climate relationships and growth adaptations in Pinus nigra, suggesting implications for forestry practices.

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A recommendation of: Guia Giovannelli, Clara Tallieu, Hendrik Davi, Frédéric Guibal, Caroline Scotti-Saintagne, Bruno Fady Adaptive effects of geographic origin on tree ring width and radial growth -climate relationships in Pinus nigra Arnold, the European black pine https://hal.inrae.fr/hal-05528456

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Review of: Adaptive effects of geographic origin on tree ring width and radial growth -climate relationships in Pinus nigra Arnold, the European black pine. Round#2/Reviewer#2

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