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Fahey, Bob

Coastal Pines Tree Cores

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Data are in Microsoft Excel spreadsheets (both .xlsx and .csv) and Tucson Decadal formatted files (.rwl), which can be read by a number of programs including MeasureJ2X, Tellervo, R, and text editors.
Dataset
2011 – 2012
The dataset includes tree cores from approximately 500 trees from eight sites around Lakes Michigan and Superior. Annual growth increments were measured to 0.001 mm using a Velmex stage micrometer and Metronics Quick-Check 4100.
Fahey, R. T. (2014). Composition, structure, and trajectories of Great Lakes coastal pine forests in relation to historical baselines and disturbance history. The American Midland Naturalist, 172(2), 285-302.
Forest dynamics
Rollinson, Christine R. (is local contact/expert)
Carrier, Christine (contributed)
Carrier, Christine (is local contact/expert)
The Morton Arboretum (published by)
Forest Ecology
Forested coastlines of Lakes Michigan and Superior, Michigan, USA
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