Species responses to fire, climate and human impact at tree line in the Alps as evidenced by palaeo‐environmental records and a dynamic simulation model

By D. Colombaroli, Paul D. Henne, P. Kaltenrieder, E. Gobet, W. Tinner. 2010

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Subfields: Atmospheric Science, Global and Planetary Change

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• Did soil development limit spruce (Picea abies) expansion in the Central Alps during the Holocene? Testing a palaeobotanical hypothesis with a dynamic landscape model (2011, background): “…to dominance by species more tolerant of fire and grazing (e.g. A. viridis, L. decidua and J. nana; Tinner et al., 1996; Tinner & Theurillat, 2003; Colombaroli et al., 2010) and Figure 9 Percentage spruce of total distance2-weighted biomass at Gouillé Rion (left) and Lake St Moritz (right),…”