Climate change will cause a range shift in tree species, which will create challenges for
forest management, utilization and preservation in the future; hence, it is worthy of more …

Geographical distribution of forest species is closely regulated by environmental conditions,
particularly temperature and precipitation. Climate change predicted by general circulation …

Species climate niche models (CNMs) have been widely used for assessing climate change
impact, developing conservation strategies and guiding assisted migration for adaptation to …

Originating from a very restricted natural distribution Pinus radiata has become one of the
most widely planted exotic pine species in the world, particularly in winter and uniform …

Abstract Two European pine species, Pinus sylvestris and Pinus nigra, are experiencing
dieback as a result of the increasing frequency and intensity of extreme climatic events …

Modeling and mapping the climatic niches of forest tree species and projecting their
potential shift in geographic distribution under future climates are essential steps in …

To determine the influence of nonclimatic factors on predicting the habitats of tree species
and an assessment of climate change impacts over a broad geographical extent at about 1 …

Climate change is affecting species distribution and ecosystem form and function. Forests
provide a range of ecosystem services, and understanding their vulnerability to climate …

Species distribution modeling (SDM) is an important tool to assess the impact of global
environmental change. Many species exhibit ecologically relevant intraspecific variation …

Quercus infectoria and Quercus libani are two important species distributed across most of
the Kurdistan Region of Iraq's mountain ranges (KRI). They have significant ecological …