Frontiers in Plant Science,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
12
Опубликована: Янв. 12, 2022
Human-driven
peatland
drainage
has
occurred
in
Europe
for
centuries,
causing
habitat
degradation
and
leading
to
the
emission
of
greenhouse
gases.
As
such,
last
decades,
there
been
an
increase
policies
aiming
at
restoring
these
habitats
through
rewetting.
Alder
(Alnus
glutinosa
L.)
is
a
widespread
species
temperate
forest
peatlands
with
seemingly
high
waterlogging
tolerance.
Yet,
little
known
about
its
specific
response
growth
wood
traits
relevant
tree
functioning
when
dealing
changing
water
table
levels.
In
this
study,
we
investigated
effects
rewetting
extreme
flooding
on
alder
northern
Germany.
We
took
increment
cores
from
several
trees
drained
rewetted
stand
analyzed
changes
ring
width,
density,
xylem
anatomical
related
hydraulic
functioning,
growth,
mechanical
support
period
1994-2018.
This
included
both
action
event.
additionally
used
climate-growth
climate-density
correlations
identify
stand-specific
responses
climatic
conditions.
Our
results
showed
that
declined
after
stand,
whereas
opposite
stand.
These
were
accompanied
by
(i.e.,
number
vessels),
but
not
density
hydraulic-related
traits.
found
poor
correlations,
indicating
fluctuations
have
stronger
effect
than
climate
growth.
show
detrimental
sudden
permanent
waterlogging,
implications
architecture.
Rewetting
actions
should
thus
account
loss
carbon
allocation
into
ensure
suitable
conditions
forests.
Plants,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
14(5), С. 747 - 747
Опубликована: Март 1, 2025
With
the
acceleration
of
global
urbanization
process,
more
and
industrial
plants
are
being
abandoned,
which
puts
great
pressure
on
urban
ecology
land
resource
management.
These
abandoned
spaces
not
only
lead
to
persistent
pollution
problems,
but
also
exacerbate
heat
island
effect,
leading
a
worsening
microclimate.
To
address
these
issues,
concept
green
infrastructure
(GI)
has
emerged
as
sustainable
ecological
restoration
strategy,
it
is
an
important
tool
for
renewal
transformation.
In
this
study,
landscape
environment
site
Henrichshutte
in
Germany
surrounding
plant
was
taken
example,
design
were
carried
out
using
GI
concept.
Two
climate
simulation
tools,
ENVI-met
WindPerfect
DX,
comprehensively
adopted
simulate
detail.
Based
analysis
potential
temperature,
PMV,
wind
speed,
UTCI
data
site,
demonstrated
that
improved
microclimate
plant.
The
results
show
reasonable
allocation
can
effectively
reduce
surface
temperature
building
increase
air
humidity,
alleviate
local
enhance
thermal
comfort
human
body.
highlight
practical
application
value
improving
benefit,
social
function,
aesthetics
land.
This
study
provides
new
idea
environmental
optimization
through
combination
design,
emphasizes
role
alleviating
effect
promoting
development
spaces.
IOP Conference Series Earth and Environmental Science,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
1474(1), С. 012012 - 012012
Опубликована: Апрель 1, 2025
Abstract
The
European
beech
(
Fagus
sylvatica
L.)
is
increasingly
valued
in
Central
and
Northern
Europe
due
to
climate
change.
This
study
assesses
the
impact
of
container
size
on
F.
seedling
quality,
focusing
growth
metrics
like
height,
stem
diameter,
root-to-shoot
ratio
a
controlled
nursery
setting.
Using
randomized
design,
seedlings
various
sizes
were
evaluated,
revealing
that
larger
containers
supported
stronger
root
development
balanced
growth,
whereas
smaller
limited
expansion,
impacting
long-term
potential.
Statistical
analyses
confirmed
significant
effects
indicators,
providing
insights
for
practices.
Container
size,
especially
dept,
significantly
improve
quality
-
best
results
reached
by
HV400,
56%
vigorous
healthy
no
any
damages
dried
seedlings.
Future
research
should
examine
field
performance
post-transplantation
validate
these
under
natural
conditions.
G3 Genes Genomes Genetics,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
13(10)
Опубликована: Июль 26, 2023
Advances
in
DNA
sequencing
technologies
allow
the
of
whole
genomes
thousands
individuals
and
provide
several
million
single
nucleotide
polymorphisms
(SNPs)
per
individual.
These
data
combined
with
precise
high-throughput
phenotyping
enable
genome-wide
association
studies
(GWAS)
identification
SNPs
underlying
traits
complex
genetic
architectures.
The
identified
causal
estimated
allelic
effects
could
then
be
used
for
advanced
marker-assisted
selection
(MAS)
breeding
programs.
But
such
MAS
compete
broadly
genomic
(GS)?
This
question
is
particular
interest
lengthy
tree
strategies.
Here,
our
new
software
"SNPscan
breeder,"
we
simulated
a
simple
program
compared
impact
different
criteria
on
gain
inbreeding.
Further,
assessed
architectures
levels
kinship
among
population.
Interestingly,
apart
from
progeny
testing,
GS
using
gBLUP
performed
best
under
almost
all
scenarios.
based
GWAS
results
outperformed
only
if
were
large
populations
(ca.
10,000
individuals)
unrelated
individuals.
Notably,
3,000
extreme
phenotypes
as
good
use
phenotypes.
increased
inbreeding
thus
reduced
diversity
more
strongly
to
testing
GWAS-based
selection.
We
discuss
practical
implications
In
conclusion,
analyses
further
support
potential
forest
improvement,
although
may
relevance
decreasing
costs
future.
Trees,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
37(5), С. 1515 - 1536
Опубликована: Авг. 21, 2023
Abstract
Key
message
Considering
their
drought
tolerance
and
growth
characteristics,
rare
native
tree
species
are
well-suited
admixed
for
the
development
of
climate-stable
forests
in
Central
Europe.
In
our
study,
we
assessed
reaction
four
European
hornbeam
(
Carpinus
betulus
L.),
white
elm
Ulmus
laevis
Pall.),
field
maple
Acer
campestre
wild
service
Sorbus
torminalis
(L.)
Crantz).
Based
on
tree-ring
data,
(I)
evaluated
species-specific
characteristics
variability
examined
influencing
site
annual
growth.
(II)
We
quantified
to
single
events,
also
depending
variables.
(III)
compared
results
oak
Quercus
robur
L.,
petraea
(Matt.)
Liebl.)
beech
Fagus
sylvatica
L.).
As
they
well-known
species,
there
is
a
broad
knowledge
about
response
across
wide
geographical
ranges
available.
Bringing
relation
with
it
allows
categorise
contextualise
performance.
Our
show,
that
besides
elm,
showed
an
overall
lower
higher
than
oak.
However,
especially
were
better
adapted
partially
even
recovered
Combining
aspects
stability
tolerance,
conclude
well
suited
as
future
forest
stands.
suitable
match
wetter
sites,
while
sensible
complement
climate
stable
drier
sites.
Forest Ecology and Management,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
551, С. 121516 - 121516
Опубликована: Окт. 30, 2023
Global
warming
poses
a
major
threat
to
forest
ecosystems
around
the
world.
In
Central
Europe,
vitality
losses
and
tree
mortality
have
already
been
observed
in
various
regions,
especially
after
extreme
drought
episodes
such
as
2018–2020
drought.
European
beech
(Fagus
sylvatica
L.),
which
is
dominating
deciduous
species
large
parts
of
temperate
also
suffered
from
recent
Germany,
for
example,
crown
condition
were
observed.
Within
individual
stands,
however,
differed
strongly
non–/weakly
damaged
trees
(hereafter
referred
vital
trees)
severely
damaged/dead
(non-vital
trees).
Tree
characteristics
micro-site
conditions
apparently
similar.
Hence,
we
checked
whether
differences
growth
behavior
exist
(or)
developed
over
time
assessed
if
between
non–/vital
individuals
might
be
genetically
driven.
We
found
that
climate
sensitivity
well
resistance
did
not
consistently
differ
trees.
both
groups,
growing
importance
water
availability
was
apparent.
Further,
long-term
decline
widespread
non-vital
trees,
suggesting
severe
stress
future
risks
irrespective
condition.
Only
at
one
out
nine
sites,
significant
heterozygosity,
signaling
potential
adaptation
environmental
stress.
As
consequence,
our
study
highlights
an
poorer
indicator
than
ring
width
stands
Germany.
The Science of The Total Environment,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
912, С. 169068 - 169068
Опубликована: Дек. 2, 2023
The
record-breaking
drought
in
2018
caused
premature
leaf
discoloration
and
shedding
(early
browning)
many
beech
(Fagus
sylvatica
L.)
dominated
forests
Central
Europe.
However,
a
high
degree
of
variability
response
among
individual
trees
was
observed.
While
some
were
severely
impacted
by
the
prolonged
water
deficits
temperatures,
others
remained
vital
with
no
or
only
minor
signs
crown
vitality
loss.
Why
more
susceptible
to
drought-induced
damage
than
whether
growth
recovery
is
possible
are
poorly
understood.
Here,
we
aimed
identify
characteristics
associated
between
based
on
sample
470
northern
Switzerland.
By
combining
tree
measurements
condition
assessments,
also
investigated
link
dieback
after
drought.
Beech
early
browning
exhibited
an
overall
lower
vigor
before
co-occurring
trees.
This
mainly
indicated
rates,
stronger
declines
past
decades,
higher
growth-climate
sensitivity.
Particularly,
warm
previous
year
summer
conditions
negatively
affected
current
early-browning
These
findings
suggest
that
had
less
access
critical
resources
physiologically
limited
their
predisposing
them
browning.
Following
drought,
observed
potential
corresponded
amount
local
climatic
balance.
Overall,
our
emphasize
beech-dominated
Europe
under
increasing
pressure
from
severe
droughts,
ultimately
reducing
competitive
ability
this
species,
especially
lowland
sites
shallow
soils
low
holding
capacity.
Agricultural and Forest Meteorology,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
323, С. 109082 - 109082
Опубликована: Июль 16, 2022
The
response
of
European
beech
(Fagus
sylvatica
L.)
to
climate
warming
will
depend
on
the
ability
their
populations
adjust
tree
performance
water
shortage.
By
exploring
inter-
and
intra-annual
variations
in
secondary
growth
mean
vessel
area
(MVA),
we
assessed
effects
precipitation
cambial
activity
hydraulic
control
during
expansion
phase
along
lifes.
We
sampled
at
low
high
altitude
from
four
mountain
ranges
across
its
southwestern
distribution
edge.
measured
a
total
45,897
rings
126
trees
5.5
million
vessels
76
trees.
built
chronologies
for
ring
width
MVA
between
1950
2017,
calculated
responses
evaluated
region,
chronology
type
(ring-width
vs.
MVA)
by
means
ordinations
(PCA)
constrained
(pRDA).
Precipitation
controlled
beech's
range,
but
different
time
domains.
Ring
responded
primarily
summer
previous
growing
season,
whereas
availability
phase,
with
timing
shifting
ring,
according
moment
expansion.
Regional
differences
were
significant,
low,
compared
effect
type.
A
large
part
variance
explained
region
was
due
strong
difference
Western
Pyrenees
forests
–growing
under
hyperhumid
conditions–
rest
drier
warmer
climate.
Only
minor
altitudes
found
size
annual
scale,
no
MVA.
stronger
climatic
role
geographical
location
or
suggests
common
constraints
xylem
anatomy
dry
The Science of The Total Environment,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
916, С. 169896 - 169896
Опубликована: Янв. 6, 2024
Widespread
shrubification
across
the
Arctic
has
been
generally
attributed
to
increasing
air
temperatures,
but
responses
vary
species
and
sites.
Wood
structures
related
plant
hydraulic
architecture
may
respond
local
environmental
conditions
potentially
impact
shrub
growth,
these
relationships
remain
understudied.
Using
methods
of
dendroanatomy,
we
analysed
ring
width
(RW)
xylem
anatomical
traits
80
individuals
Salix
glauca
L.
Betula
nana
at
a
snow
manipulation
experiment
in
Western
Greenland.
We
assessed
how
their
differed
between
treatments
(increased
versus
ambient
depth)
soil
moisture
regimes
(wet
dry).
Despite
an
increase
depth
due
fences
(28-39
%),
neither
RW
nor
either
showed
significant
this
increase.
In
contrast,
irrespective
treatment,
specific
conductivity
(Ks)
earlywood
vessel
size
(LA95)
for
study
period
were
larger
S.
(p
<
0.1,
p
0.01)
B.
0.01,
0.001)
wet
than
dry
site,
while
both
had
groups
site
0.01).
was
higher
0.01),
no
differences
observed
glauca.
Additionally,
Ks
LA95
different
trends
over
period,
with
decreases
0.001),
other
difference
observed.
Our
results
indicate
that,
taking
into
account
ontogenetic
allometric
trends,
species,
along
influenced
by
moisture.
These
findings
suggest
that
regime,
not
cover,
determine
future
climate
change
thus
add
heterogeneity
dynamics,
though
more
long-term
species-
site-
studies
are
needed.
Genetic
diversity
within
and
among
populations
is
essential
for
species
persistence.
While
targets
indicators
genetic
are
captured
in
the
Kunming-Montreal
Global
Biodiversity
Framework,
assessing
across
many
at
national
regional
scales
remains
challenging.
Parties
to
Convention
on
Biological
Diversity
(CBD)
need
accessible
tools
reliable
efficient
monitoring
relevant
scales.
Here,
we
describe
how
Earth
Observation
satellites
(EO)
make
contributions
enable,
accelerate,
improve
preservation.
Specifically,
introduce
a
workflow
integrating
EO
into
existing
strategies
present
set
of
examples
where
data
or
can
be
integrated
assessment,
monitoring,
conservation.
We
available
innovative
ways
support
calculation
GBF
framework
inform
management
decisions,
especially
areas
with
limited
research
infrastructure
access.
also
novel,
integrative
approaches
that
implemented
coming
generation
data,
new
capabilities
will
provide
unprecedented
detail
characterize
changes
Earth’s
surface
their
implications
biodiversity,
global
scale.