Refining Correlations of Water Deficits and Radial Growth in Young Red Pine
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Summary
It is concluded that these correlation coefficients of .80 to .90 are approaching the upper limit for relating single environmental factors, such as moisture, to tree growth.
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- 1967-07-01
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Keywords
Dendrochronology, Water content, Moisture, Growing season, Pinus
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