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Slow lifelong growth predisposes Populus tremuloides trees to mortality
Kathryn B. Ireland
, Margaret M. Moore
, Peter Z. Fulé
, Thomas J. Zegler
, Robert E. Keane
Forestry, School of
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Populus Tremuloides
100%
Aspen Forests
100%
Aspen Plus
66%
Mortality Risk
33%
Dead Trees
33%
Slow Growth
33%
Late Successional Species
33%
Mortality Function
33%
Lifetime Growth
33%
Increased Mortality
16%
Southwestern United States
16%
Growth Rate
16%
Climate Change
16%
Western North America
16%
Elevated Temperature
16%
Diameter Growth
16%
Tree Mortality
16%
Average Growth Rate
16%
Growth Pattern
16%
Temperature Characteristics
16%
Logistical Model
16%
Tree-ring Data
16%
High Mortality Rate
16%
Tree Longevity
16%
Non-associated
16%
Aspen Decline
16%
Stress Temperature
16%
Species-specific Mortality
16%
Succession Model
16%
Size-dependent Mortality
16%
Initial Growth Rate
16%
Forest Succession
16%
Long Lifespan
16%
Drought Stress
16%
Growth Decline
16%
Early Successional Species
16%
Dieback
16%
Life History Strategy
16%
Recent Growth
16%
Tree Growth Pattern
16%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Populus
100%
Populus tremuloides
100%
Tree Growth
9%
Climate Change
9%
Tree Mortality
9%
Life History
9%
Dieback
9%
Forest Succession
9%