In Poland, recent summer droughts have had devastating environmental, social, and
economic consequences, but the trend of growing season dryness remains unclear. This …

Site index is the most commonly used measure of potential site productivity, providing key
information for forest management practices. It is determined using species-specific site …

The aim of the study was to identify the thermal and precipitation conditions and their
changes in the growing season in Poland in the years 1966–2015. Data on average daily air …

The aim of the study was to determine the direction and rate of the projected changes of the
start, end, and duration of the growing season in Poland in two-time horizons: 2021–2050 …

Urban water bodies are an important asset in terms of climate change. The accompanying
vegetation is an integral part of the waterside space system and a source of ecosystem …

This study presents a long‐term assessment of the impact of projected climate change on
selected agro‐climatic indicators in Poland. The analysis was based on an ensemble of six …

Understanding carbon sequestration patterns in time and space is crucial for models and
future projections of carbon uptake. However, their past provides an insight to this …

The ongoing climate warming affects, among others, and the variability of thermal conditions
in spring and autumn are resulting in earlier dates of the beginning and end of the growing …

The paper analyses time series of thermal growing season (GS) start (GSS) and end dates
(GSE) and length (GSL) in three cities representing urbanised areas of Central Europe …

The article presents predicted changes in soil water content in the Bystra river catchment
(eastern Poland) for various scenarios of climate change and adaptation practices obtained …