2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.scitotenv.2016.07.189
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Mean annual temperatures of mid-latitude regions derived from δ2H values of wood lignin methoxyl groups and its implications for paleoclimate studies

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“…Furthermore, a negative correlation to the JJA δ 2 H values in precipitation of the nearest GNIP station (Locarno) is observed (Figure ). A positive correlation to the δ 2 H values of precipitation and source water has been reported in several other studies . Furthermore, positive correlations with temperature and negative correlations with precipitation were expected, based on findings reported previously .…”
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“…Furthermore, a negative correlation to the JJA δ 2 H values in precipitation of the nearest GNIP station (Locarno) is observed (Figure ). A positive correlation to the δ 2 H values of precipitation and source water has been reported in several other studies . Furthermore, positive correlations with temperature and negative correlations with precipitation were expected, based on findings reported previously .…”
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“…The observed apparent, constant fractionation (ε app ) between δ 2 H values in precipitation and the lignin methoxyl groups for most trees is around −213 ± 17‰ . Calculating the δ 2 H values of the precipitation from the measured δ 2 H methoxyl values of −251‰ results in −48‰ for the precipitation.…”
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“…Even though the isotopic composition has been determined in various components of a tree, e.g. bulk wood samples, leaves, methoxyl groups of lignin and leaf waxes (Anhäuser et al, 2017;Borella et al, 1999;Kahmen et al, 2011;Kimak et al, 2015), the most preferred component is α-cellulose extracted from tree rings (Borella et al, 1998(Borella et al, , 1999Loader et al, 2003Loader et al, , 2013McCarroll and Loader, 2004;Treydte et al, 2007). A major advantage of using α-cellulose in isotope research is the extraction of one single chemical component of a tree ring.…”
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