Dendroecological Analysis of Cordia Alliodora, Pseudobombax Septenatum and Annona Spraguei in Central Panama

  • Devall M
  • Parresol B
  • Wright S
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Abstract

Several plant communities in central Panama, each community located near a weather station, contain trees with annual growth rings, i. e. Cordia alliodora , Pseudobombax septenatum , and Annona spraguei . Tree-ring data are particularly valuable when concomitant weather information is readily available. Patterns of growth for the above species of trees were investigated across central Panama in relation to climate. A linear aggregate climate model was fitted to chronologies of each species at three sites along a rainfall gradient. Comparisons were made among sites to help explain how climate influences tree growth within central Panama.

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Devall, M. S., Parresol, B. R., & Wright, S. J. (2014). Dendroecological Analysis of Cordia Alliodora, Pseudobombax Septenatum and Annona Spraguei in Central Panama. IAWA Journal, 16(4), 411–424. https://doi.org/10.1163/22941932-90001430

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