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Urals: latitudinal decline in treeline biomass and productivity

Research datakeyboard_double_arrow_right Dataset 01 Jan 2020 English Publisher:EnviDat

Authors:

Hagedorn, Frank;

Moiseev, Pavel A.;

doi: 10.16904/envidat.132

Urals: latitudinal decline in treeline biomass and productivity

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Abstract

1. Stand characteristics of treeline ecotone along 18 elevational gradients of the Ural mountains. 2. Extrapolated climate data at treeline using nearby meteo station (1976-2006). 3. Air and soil temperatures measured in situ at treeline in the South and Polar Urals. Soil temperature sensors were placed at 10 cm depth in open areas in between tree clusters but not under tree canopy. 4. Further plot specific information is available upon request.

Keywords

CLIMATE, NITROGEN, PERMAFROST, SOIL, PHOSPHORUS, ELEVATIONAL GRADIENT, AIR TEMPERATURE, LATITUDE, TREELINE, SOIL TEMPERATURE, BIOMASS

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