Impact of heatwave and thinning on tree growth and soil water content in young lodgepole pine forestsOA
Impact of heatwave and thinning on tree growth and soil water content in young lodgepole pine forests
Yiping Hou;Xiaohua Wei;Zhipeng Xu;Sheena A.Spencer;Ming Qiu;Shixuan Lyu;Wenfei Liu
School of Resources and Environment,University of Electronic Science and Technology of China,Chengdu 611731,ChinaDepartment of Earth and Environmental Sciences,University of British Columbia(Okanagan Campus),Kelowna,British Columbia V1V 1V7,CanadaCollege of Forestry,Northeast Forestry University,Harbin 150040,ChinaBritish Columbia Ministry of Forests,Government of British Columbia,Penticton,British Columbia V2A 7C8,CanadaDepartment of Earth and Environmental Sciences,University of British Columbia(Okanagan Campus),Kelowna,British Columbia V1V 1V7,CanadaDepartment of Earth and Environmental Sciences,University of British Columbia(Okanagan Campus),Kelowna,British Columbia V1V 1V7,CanadaJiangxi Key Laboratory for Intelligent Monitoring and Integrated Restoration of Watershed Ecosystem,Jiangxi University of Water Resources and Electric Power,Nanchang 330099,China
HeatwaveThinningForest growthSoil water contentClimate change adaptationLodgepole pineForest management
HeatwaveThinningForest growthSoil water contentClimate change adaptationLodgepole pineForest management
《森林生态系统（英文版）》 2026 (1)
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The project was supported by the British Columbia Ministry of For-ests through long-term annual contracts with University of British Columbia(Okanagan)(No.RE25SIR242)and the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada(NSERC),Discovery Grants Program(No.RGPIN-2021-02628).Dr.Zhipeng Xu is supported by the China Postdoctoral Science Foundation(No.2024M760387)and Hei-longjiang Postdoctoral Financial Assistance(No.LBH-Z24062).
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