Understanding Disturbance Regimes From Patterns in Modeled Forest Biomass
Understanding Disturbance Regimes From Patterns in Modeled Forest Biomass
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Washington: John Wiley & Sons, Inc
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Washington: John Wiley & Sons, Inc
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Natural and anthropogenic disturbances are important drivers of tree mortality, shaping the structure, composition, and biomass distribution of forest ecosystems. Differences in disturbance regimes, characterized by the frequency, extent, and intensity of disturbance events, result in structurally different landscapes. In this study, we design a mo...
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Understanding Disturbance Regimes From Patterns in Modeled Forest Biomass
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1942-2466
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1942-2466
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10.1029/2023MS004099