Anthony R. Taylor

Canada

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Loïc D'Orangeville

Professor

University of New Brunswick

CANADA

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Samuli Junttila

Associate Professor

University of Helsinki

FINLAND

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Martyna Kotowska

Macquarie University

AUSTRALIA

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Martina Hobi

Swiss Federal Institute for Forest, Snow and Landscape Research

SWITZERLAND

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Giorgio Vacchiano

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Università di Milano

ITALY

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Tommaso Jucker

University of Bristol

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Anthony R. Taylor

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Towards a global understanding of tree mortality

Integrating the effects of climate change into long-term strategic forest management planning using a process-based stand model

Boreal Tree Growth May Be More Tolerant to Warming Than Previously Considered: Implications for Future Modelling Studies

Can tree-rings inform assisted migration? Revisiting provenance trials across Atlantic Canada to compare local adaptation between red spruce populations

Local adaptation of balsam fir seedlings improves growth resilience to heat stress

Resource availability enhances positive tree functional diversity effects on carbon and nitrogen accrual in natural forests

Investigating climate anomalies associated with the sudden mortality of balsam fir trees in eastern Canada

Tree Species Diversity in Managed Acadian Forests of Eastern Canada

The evolving role of wildfire in the Maritimes region of eastern Canada

Warming adversely affects density but not growth of balsam fir regeneration across a climatic gradient in the Acadian Forest Region of eastern Canada

Tree species growth response to climate warming varies by forest canopy position in boreal and temperate forests

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Loïc D'Orangeville

Samuli Junttila

Martyna Kotowska

Martina Hobi

Giorgio Vacchiano

Tommaso Jucker

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