… We took two cores at breast height (1.30 m), in different sections of the stem, from each tree
using an 0.5 cm diameter increment borer. Tree rings were dated with the help of a stereo …

… The application of paleoclimate reconstruction of past riverflow within predictive models of
future water resources demonstrates that while tree rings provide a long-term perspective from …

… The science of reconstructing past climate by use of tree rings is known as dena'roclimatology…
heat, wind, carbon dioxide, and water that impinges on the tree. However, it can also affect …

… is the unproductive water loss (eg water lost at night if stomata are not completely closed)
as a proportion of productive water use, and ν is the difference between water vapour pressure …

… Seasonal stable-carbon isotope patterns were measured on cellulose of tree rings … trees
and are therefore encouraging to ecophysiological studies with living trees to assess water-use …

… related to tree growth enhancement and increasing intrinsic water-use efficiency (… use Ca
and local climatic variability to explain changes during the 20th century in growth and tree ring …

… tree rings in a mature Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris L.) forest over the 20th century to elucidate
causes of tree … Combined studies of tree-ring growth and water-use efficiency can provide a …

… By contrast, δ 18 O in tree rings is mainly influenced by the isotopic signature of source water;
evaporative enrichment at the leaf level, as a result of stomatal transpiration (Dongmann et …

… By investigating the relationship between tree-ring δ 18 O at three dry sites (aridity index …
found similar soil water use seasonality but different water uptake depths of trees under dry and …

… Our results indicate that the δ 13 C isotope in tree rings declined gradually between 2010
(− 23.4‰) and 2020 (− 24.9‰) (Fig. 4a). The population mean δ 13 C value (± SE, min. – …