Using trait-based ecology to restore resilient ecosystems: historical conditions and the future of montane forests in western North America

Keyphrases

• Western North America 100%
• Montane Forest 100%
• Historical Reference Conditions 100%
• Historical Conditions 100%
• Resilient Ecosystems 100%
• Trait-based Ecology 100%
• Native Species 66%
• Trait-based 66%
• Southwestern United States 33%
• Phenotypic Traits 33%
• Mortality Risk 33%
• Drought 33%
• Bark 33%
• Mixed-conifer Forest 33%
• Restoration Goals 33%
• Ecological Restoration 33%
• Wood 33%
• Warm Climate 33%
• Resilience 33%
• Global Change 33%
• Goal-oriented 33%
• High Survival 33%
• Functional Outcome 33%
• Desired Future Conditions 33%
• Restoration Success 33%
• Leaf Nitrogen Concentration 33%
• Trait-based Model 33%
• Trait Combinations 33%
• Multiple Traits 33%
• Species Abundance Distribution 33%
• Empirical Benchmark 33%
• No-analogue Community 33%
• Rapid Environmental Change 33%
• Functional Ecology 33%
• Trait-based Restoration 33%
• Theory-based Approach 33%
• Local Species Pool 33%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• North America 100%
• Mountain Forest 100%
• Native Species 100%
• Environmental Change 50%
• United States 50%
• Ecological Restoration 50%
• Global Change 50%
• Species Pool 50%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Restoration Ecology 100%
• Montane Forests 100%
• Global Change 100%