Disturbance and climate microrefugia mediate tree range shifts during climate change

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Josep M. Serra-Diaz
Robert M. Scheller
Alexandra D. Syphard
Janet Franklin
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[1] Arizona State University,School of Geographical Sciences and Urban Planning
[2] Portland State University,Department of Environmental Science and Management
[3] Conservation Biology Institute,undefined
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Landscape Ecology | 2015年 / 30卷
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Climate change; Forest dynamics; LANDIS-II; Range change; Succession;
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页码:1039 / 1053
页数:14
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