The cumulative impacts of droughts and N deposition on Norway spruce (Picea abies) in Switzerland based on 37 years of forest monitoring

Science of The Total Environment(2023)

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Abstract
Norway spruce is one of the most important tree species in Central Europe, however, it is facing major problems with recent droughts. In this study we present 37 years (1985–2022) of long-term forest observation data on 82 different forest sites across Switzerland including 134′348 tree observations. The sites consists of managed spruce or mixed forest stands with beech (Fagus sylvatica) and comprise large gradients in altitude (290–1870 m), precipitation (570–2448 mm a−1), temperature (3.6–10.9 °C) or total nitrogen deposition (8.5–81.2 kg N ha−1 a−1).
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Tree mortality,Long-term forest monitoring,N deposition effects,Multiple drought years,Phosphorus,Bark beetle,CLempN conifer trees,Gradient study
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