Ongoing changes in global climate are altering ecological conditions for many species. The
consequences of such changes are typically most evident at the edge of a species' …

Extreme climate events such as heat waves or severe drought have the potential to
fundamentally alter species dynamics, and are expected to increase in frequency in the …

Background: High-latitude forests are controlled by climate and as temperature increases, a
northward extension in distribution and more vigorous tree growth are expected. The …

Growth models can be used to assess forest vulnerability to climate warming. If global
warming amplifies water deficit in drought‐prone areas, tree populations located at the driest …

Forests provide important ecosystem services and renewable materials. Yet, under a future
climate, optimal conditions will likely shift outside the current range for some tree species …

We investigated the variability of the climate-growth relationship of Aleppo pine across its
distribution range in the Mediterranean Basin. We constructed a network of tree-ring index …

Tree growth and survival were assessed in 283 populations of Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris
L.) originating from a broad geographic range and grown at 90 common‐garden …

Ongoing changes in global climate are having a significant impact on the distribution of plant
species, with effects particularly evident at range limits. We assessed the capacity of Pinus …

Current expectations on future climate derive from coordinated experiments, which compile
many climate models for sampling the entire uncertainty related to emission scenarios, initial …

Characterizing the responses of key tree species to extreme climatic events may provide
important information for predicting future forest responses to increased climatic variability …