There is growing concern about the future of temperate mountainous forests, because of climate change and of the difficulties in regenerating forests caused by large ungulates pressure. Herbivore ungulate populations have strongly increased since the middle of the XXth century in the northern hemisphere. By their selective browsing due to their dietary preferences, they exert a strong pressure on regeneration, which intensity on each tree species varies with their palatability. The response of regeneration to climate change in terms of growth and survival is still poorly known, but some results suggest it could be affected differentially given the different autecologies of the species. In such a global changes context, mixed forests are con...
In the mixedwood-boreal transitional forest of northwestern Quebec, the establishment...
Under predicted climate change, native silver fir (Abies alba) and European beech (Fagus sylvatica) ...
Climate change will probably alter the tree growth in temperate forests. The species vulnerability t...
L’inquiétude au sujet du devenir des forêts tempérées de moyenne montagne va croissant, du fait du c...
Global environmental changes are affecting tree population demography with potentially significant i...
In a context where the disturbances could be more severe and/or more frequent, the choice of silvicu...
The objectives of this article are to highlight how extreme climatic events and climate variability ...
Les changements environnementaux mondiaux affectent la démographie des populations d'arbres avec des...
International audienceAbstract Key message Different components of water balance and temperature red...
Forest and wildlife management practices in the Vosges have changed rapidly during the last 200 year...
This paper explores the growth/climate relationships in earlywood, latewood and total ring-width chr...
This paper explores the growth/climate relationships in earlywood, latewood and total ring-width ch...
Tree distribution could be highly affected by climate change. Results of paleogeographic studies sho...
Strong hydrological constraints, as those which accompanied the heat and drought wave which occurred...
Assessing the effect of global warming on forest growth requires a better understanding of species-s...
In the mixedwood-boreal transitional forest of northwestern Quebec, the establishment...
Under predicted climate change, native silver fir (Abies alba) and European beech (Fagus sylvatica) ...
Climate change will probably alter the tree growth in temperate forests. The species vulnerability t...
L’inquiétude au sujet du devenir des forêts tempérées de moyenne montagne va croissant, du fait du c...
Global environmental changes are affecting tree population demography with potentially significant i...
In a context where the disturbances could be more severe and/or more frequent, the choice of silvicu...
The objectives of this article are to highlight how extreme climatic events and climate variability ...
Les changements environnementaux mondiaux affectent la démographie des populations d'arbres avec des...
International audienceAbstract Key message Different components of water balance and temperature red...
Forest and wildlife management practices in the Vosges have changed rapidly during the last 200 year...
This paper explores the growth/climate relationships in earlywood, latewood and total ring-width chr...
This paper explores the growth/climate relationships in earlywood, latewood and total ring-width ch...
Tree distribution could be highly affected by climate change. Results of paleogeographic studies sho...
Strong hydrological constraints, as those which accompanied the heat and drought wave which occurred...
Assessing the effect of global warming on forest growth requires a better understanding of species-s...
In the mixedwood-boreal transitional forest of northwestern Quebec, the establishment...
Under predicted climate change, native silver fir (Abies alba) and European beech (Fagus sylvatica) ...
Climate change will probably alter the tree growth in temperate forests. The species vulnerability t...