The Relevance of Dendrographic Studies to Tree-Ring Research
The annual increment growth measured by dendrographs on three different species is essentially a linear function of tree-ring width. The bark increment remains more or less constant. Records from dendrographs can therefore be employed in studying the environmental and physiological determinants of r...
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Tree-Ring Society
1962
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| Online Access: | http://hdl.handle.net/10150/259250 |
| Summary: | The annual increment growth measured by dendrographs on three different species is essentially a linear function of tree-ring width. The bark increment remains more or less constant. Records from dendrographs can therefore be employed in studying the environmental and physiological determinants of ring width. |
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