Biotic interactions present a challenge in determining whether species distributions will track
climate change. Interactions with competitors, consumers, mutualists, and facilitators can …

Rising greenhouse gases are changing the Earth's climate and adversely affecting
ecosystems that currently provide a suite of invaluable benefits, from cleaning water to …

Abstract Changes to forest production drivers (light, water, temperature, and site nutrient)
over the last 55 years have been documented in peer‐reviewed literature. The main …

Each tree ring contains an image of the time when the ring formed, projected onto the ring's
size, structure, and composition. Tree rings thus are natural archives of past environments …

Forest soil measurements were made at over 180 sites distributed throughout the HJ
Andrews Experimental Forest (HJA) in the Oregon Cascade Mountains. The influences of …

Many biological, hydrological, and geological processes are interactively linked in
ecosystems. These ecological phenomena normally vary within bounded ranges, but rapid …

Tree rings are widely used long‐term proxy data which, if combined with long‐term
instrumental climate records, can provide excellent information on global climate variability …

This study explores the influence of temperature on the growth of six northern range margin
(NRM) tree species in the Hudson River Valley (HRV). The HRV has excellent geographic …

The purpose of this work is to understand the nature of growth–climate relationships for
Douglas‐fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii) across the climatic dimensions of its niche. We used a …

Key message A global increase in temperature could potentially increase the trees' growth
at high altitude and decrease at low altitude. Another immediate consequence would be an …