Forest Growth and Yield Modeling synthesizes current scientific literature and provides
insights in how models are constructed. Giving suggestions for future developments, and …

Organized forestry in Brazil began in the late 1960s, stimulated by a government policy
which subsidized afforestation programs from 1967 to 1989 to develop an internationally …

The variability of branch‐level hydraulic properties was assessed across 12 Scots pine
populations covering a wide range of environmental conditions, including some of the …

Climatic changes have profound effects on the distribution of biodiversity, but untangling the
links between climatic change and ecosystem functioning is challenging, particularly in high …

Inter‐and intraspecific variation in hydraulic traits was investigated in nine Cordia
(Boraginaceae) species growing in three tropical rainforests differing in mean annual …

Despite widespread interest in drought legacies—multiyear impacts of drought on tree
growth—the key implication of reported drought legacies remains unaddressed: as impaired …

Trees may survive prolonged droughts by shifting water uptake to reliable water sources, but
it is unknown if the dominant mechanism involves activating existing roots or growing new …

Tree features may modulate the sensitivity of radial growth to climate, leading to a
nonuniform response. Age‐related increases in climatic sensitivity have been observed …

Understanding whether tree growth is limited by carbon gain (source limitation) or by the
direct effect of environmental factors such as water deficit or temperature (sink limitation) is …

The frequently observed forest decline in water‐limited regions may be associated with
impaired tree hydraulics, but the precise physiological mechanisms remain poorly …