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Latitudinal and temporal shifts in the radial growth-climate response of Siberian larch in the Polar Urals 被引量:1
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作者 Vladimir V.KUKARSKIH Nadezhda M.DEVI +2 位作者 pavel a.moiseev Andrey A.GRIGORIEV Maksim O.BUBNOV 《Journal of Mountain Science》 SCIE CSCD 2018年第4期722-729,共8页
This paper presents a dendroclimatic analysis of Siberian larch trees sampled along a latitudinal 260-km transect located in the Polar Urals,Russia. Three standardised chronologies were built over a length of 230–293... This paper presents a dendroclimatic analysis of Siberian larch trees sampled along a latitudinal 260-km transect located in the Polar Urals,Russia. Three standardised chronologies were built over a length of 230–293 years using 79 individual tree-ring chronologies collected in the southern,middle and northern parts of the Polar Urals.Bootstrapped correlation functions showed that the annual growth of the larches was mainly influenced by the air temperatures in June and July. The relative role of the temperatures increased from south to north. Daily air temperature data analysis revealed that the duration of the growing season in the northern part of the Polar Urals is 24 days less than that in the southern part. At the present time, air temperatures exceeded threshold of 8~℃, 5 days earlier than it did in the beginning of the 20 th century In response to the increase in the duration of the growing season and the changing winter conditions in the Polar Urals over the last 130 years, radial growth–temperature relationships in larches have weakened;this effect was strongly pronounced in the southern part of the Polar Urals. 展开更多
关键词 Tree rings Dendroclimatilogy Larix sibirica Growing season Polar Urals
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Struggle zone: alpine shrubs are limited in the Southern Urals by an advancing treeline and insufficient snow depth
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作者 Andrey A.Grigoriev Vladimir S.Mikryukov +3 位作者 Yulia V.Shalaumova pavel a.moiseev Sergey O.Vuykhin Jesús J.Camarero 《Journal of Forestry Research》 SCIE EI CAS 2024年第6期1-12,共12页
In recent decades,the rapid climate warming in polar and alpine regions has been accompanied by an expan-sion of shrub vegetation.However,little is known about how changes in shrub distribution will change as the dist... In recent decades,the rapid climate warming in polar and alpine regions has been accompanied by an expan-sion of shrub vegetation.However,little is known about how changes in shrub distribution will change as the distribution of tree species and snow cover changes as temperatures rise.In this work,we analyzed the main environmental factors influencing the distribution and structure of Juniperus sibir-ica,the most common shrub species in the Southern Ural Mountains.Using mapping and digital elevation models,we demonstrated that J.sibirica forms a well-defined vegeta-tion belt mainly between 1100 and 1400 m a.s.l.Within this zone,the abundance and cover of J.sibirica are influenced by factors such as rockiness,slope steepness,water regime and tree(Picea obovata)cover.An analysis of data spanning the past 9 years revealed an upward shift in the distribution of J.sibirica with a decrease in its area.The primary limit-ing factors for the distribution of J.sibirica were the removal of snow cover by strong winter winds and competition with trees.As a consequence of climatic changes,the tree line and forest limit have shifted upward,further restricting the distribution of J.sibirica to higher elevations where com-petition for light with trees is reduced and snow cover is sufficiently deep. 展开更多
关键词 Juniperaceae Juniperus sibirica Snowpack cover Shrubline Shrub-tree competition Southern Urals Tree line
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