Climatic variation and tree-ring structure in conifers: empirical and mechanistic models of tree-ring width, number of cells, cell size, cell-wall thickness and wood density

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Variations in tree-ring structure are simulated with: 1) an empirical model using monthly climatic data as statistical predictors, and 2) a mechanistic model using daily climatic data as growth limiting conditions. The mechanistic model has been validated for Pinus sylvestris from dry sites in S Siberia and for P. ponderosa from S Arizona. -from Authors

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Fritts, H. C., Vaganov, E. A., Sviderskaya, I. V., & Shashkin, A. V. (1991). Climatic variation and tree-ring structure in conifers: empirical and mechanistic models of tree-ring width, number of cells, cell size, cell-wall thickness and wood density. Climate Research, 1(2), 97–116. https://doi.org/10.3354/cr001097

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