IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF ROBERT MARSHALL: PROPOSED RESEARCH OF TREE LINE MIGRATION AND GROWTH IN THE CENTRAL BROOKS RANGE, ALASKA

The proposed research will quantify white spruce growth and document its latitudinal stability at the tree limit in the central Books Range over the life span of the living trees. he goal is to link tree growth and tree position to summer temperature and precipitation. istorical records from 1929 to...

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Main Author: T.D. Droessler
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Published: 2004
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Brooks Range
Alaska
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spelling ftepa:oai:epaEIMS:41273 2023-05-15T15:46:58+02:00 IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF ROBERT MARSHALL: PROPOSED RESEARCH OF TREE LINE MIGRATION AND GROWTH IN THE CENTRAL BROOKS RANGE, ALASKA T.D. Droessler 2004-04-16T20:33:48Z http://oaspub.epa.gov/eims/eimsapi.dispdetail?deid=41273 unknown https://cfint.rtpnc.epa.gov/si/ntislink.cfm?dirEntryID=41273 Office of Research and Development Text 2004 ftepa 2007-11-21T13:49:24Z The proposed research will quantify white spruce growth and document its latitudinal stability at the tree limit in the central Books Range over the life span of the living trees. he goal is to link tree growth and tree position to summer temperature and precipitation. istorical records from 1929 to 1938 from work by Robert Marshall have been used to identify tree limit sites and provide information to interpret the present location of the tree limit. Text Brooks Range Alaska Environmental Protection Agency (EPA): Science Inventory
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description The proposed research will quantify white spruce growth and document its latitudinal stability at the tree limit in the central Books Range over the life span of the living trees. he goal is to link tree growth and tree position to summer temperature and precipitation. istorical records from 1929 to 1938 from work by Robert Marshall have been used to identify tree limit sites and provide information to interpret the present location of the tree limit.
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author T.D. Droessler
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IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF ROBERT MARSHALL: PROPOSED RESEARCH OF TREE LINE MIGRATION AND GROWTH IN THE CENTRAL BROOKS RANGE, ALASKA
author_facet T.D. Droessler
author_sort T.D. Droessler
title IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF ROBERT MARSHALL: PROPOSED RESEARCH OF TREE LINE MIGRATION AND GROWTH IN THE CENTRAL BROOKS RANGE, ALASKA
title_short IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF ROBERT MARSHALL: PROPOSED RESEARCH OF TREE LINE MIGRATION AND GROWTH IN THE CENTRAL BROOKS RANGE, ALASKA
title_full IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF ROBERT MARSHALL: PROPOSED RESEARCH OF TREE LINE MIGRATION AND GROWTH IN THE CENTRAL BROOKS RANGE, ALASKA
title_fullStr IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF ROBERT MARSHALL: PROPOSED RESEARCH OF TREE LINE MIGRATION AND GROWTH IN THE CENTRAL BROOKS RANGE, ALASKA
title_full_unstemmed IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF ROBERT MARSHALL: PROPOSED RESEARCH OF TREE LINE MIGRATION AND GROWTH IN THE CENTRAL BROOKS RANGE, ALASKA
title_sort in the footsteps of robert marshall: proposed research of tree line migration and growth in the central brooks range, alaska
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