Peak radial growth of diffuse-porous species occurs during periods of lower water availability than for ring-porous and coniferous trees

Keyphrases

• Radial Growth 100%
• Water Restriction 100%
• Coniferous Trees 100%
• Ring-porous Trees 100%
• Diffuse-porous Species 100%
• Growth Phenology 75%
• Growth Rate 50%
• Diameter Growth 50%
• Climatic Sensitivity 50%
• Water Deficit 50%
• Peak Growth 50%
• Ring-porous Species 50%
• Growing Season 25%
• Evapotranspiration 25%
• Tree Mortality 25%
• Forest Trees 25%
• Drought Severity 25%
• Carbon Sequestration 25%
• Dominant Role 25%
• Eastern North America 25%
• Timber 25%
• Summer Temperature 25%
• Climate Models 25%
• Conifer Species 25%
• Temperate Forest 25%
• Coniferous Species 25%
• Temperate Species 25%
• Forest Dynamics 25%
• Band Dendrometer 25%
• High Water 25%
• Drought Regime 25%
• Hotter Drought 25%
• Data Sampling 25%
• Wood Formation 25%
• Foliar Phenology 25%
• Credible Interval 25%
• Tree Growth Dynamics 25%
• Wood Structures 25%
• Temperate Tree Species 25%
• Wood Porosity 25%
• Critical Impact 25%
• Drought Timing 25%
• Late Window 25%
• Process Termination 25%
• Tree Vulnerability 25%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Phenology 100%
• Spring 25%
• Annuals 25%
• Growing Season 25%
• Tree Growth 25%
• Tree Mortality 25%
• Evapotranspiration 25%
• Climate Modeling 25%
• Carbon Sequestration 25%
• Temperate Forest 25%
• Forest Dynamics 25%
• Dendrometers 25%