#7998. Anatomical tree-ring chronologies and seasonal patterns of cambial dynamics are valuable indicators of tree performance of two oak species at the Atlantic-Mediterranean boundary

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Abstract:
Northwestern Iberia is characterized for being an Atlantic/Mediterranean transitional area, where the most natural forests contain certain species, typical from either biogeographic region, growing under limiting conditions due to their marginal location. In order to identify the main climatic factors controlling growth, and thus better understand how they impact wood formation processes of the key tree species in these ecosystems, we analyzed tree rings of two somehow contrasting oaks (Quercus robur, Atlantic; and Q. pyrenaica, sub-Mediterranean) at their distribution boundary towards the Mediterranean region.
Keywords:
Dendrochronology; Earlywood vessels; Leaf phenology; Quercus pyrenaica; Quercus robur; Xylogenesis

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