Островные Боры Южного Урала И Ленточные Боры Алтая Как Объекты Дендроклиматических Исследований

Tree-ring chronologies based on the width of the annual ring of Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris L.) were studied at 8 test sites in island forests in the north of the Republic of Kazakhstan from the Turgai trough to the eastern part of the Kazakh small hills. An analysis of the relationships between the radial growth of pine and climate showed that the climate signal in chronologies can change depending on geomorphological conditions determined by the edaphic factor, relief and absolute elevations. These features must be taken into account when using tree-ring chronologies for spatiotemporal climate reconstructions.

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Островные Боры Южного Урала И Ленточные Боры Алтая Как Объекты Дендроклиматических Исследований

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Recreation and Radial Growth of Pine Forests of the Natural Monument “Lake Turgoyak”, Southern Urals

Recreation and Radial Growth of Pine Forests of the Natural Monument “Lake Turgoyak”, Southern Urals

Radial growth of <i>Pinus sylvestris</i> L. in island bores of Northern Kazakhstan in the context of climate and geomorphological conditions

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