The rise in atmospheric CO2 concentrations (Ca) has been related to tree growth
enhancement and increasing intrinsic water‐use efficiency (iWUE). However, the extent that …

Ongoing changes in global climate are altering ecological conditions for many species. The
consequences of such changes are typically most evident at the edge of a species' …

In highly climate-change-sensitive regions, such as the Mediterranean, increasing
knowledge of climate-driven growth dynamics is required for habitat conservation and …

Forests are sensitive to climate change at high altitude and high latitude. Dahurian larch
(Larix gmelinii Rupr.) has experienced an unprecedented forest retreat northward during the …

Current notions of “pollinator decline” and “pollination crisis” mainly arose from studies on
pollinators of economic value in anthropogenic ecosystems of mid‐latitude temperate …

The effects of climate change on forest growth are not homogeneous across tree species
distribution ranges because of inter-population variability and spatial heterogeneity …

Tree‐ring data has been widely used to inform about tree growth responses to drought at the
individual scale, but less is known about how tree growth sensitivity to drought scales up …

Current decreasing precipitation and increasing temperatures, together with the growing
likelihood of extreme drought events, may heighten the vulnerability of several tree …

Rear edge populations, those residing at the low-latitude margins of species ranges,
represent a critical genetic diversity for species conservation, management, and …

The effects of climate change are increasingly more visible on natural ecosystems. Being
mountain forest ecosystems among the most vulnerable and the most affected, they appear …