• DOI:10.26749/RSTPP.130.2.65
Corpus ID: 2443234

Recent increases in Tasmanian Huon pine ring widths from a subalpine stand: natural climate variabiliry, CO2 fertilisation, or greenhouse warming?

@inproceedings{Cook1996RecentII,
  title={Recent increases in Tasmanian Huon pine ring widths from a subalpine stand: natural climate variabiliry, CO2 fertilisation, or greenhouse warming?},
  author={E. Cook and R. Francey and B. Buckley and R. D’arrigo},
  year={1996}
}

E. Cook, R. Francey, +1 author R. D’arrigo

Published 1996

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Tasmanian subalpine Huon pines from the extreme high-altitude limit of the species distribution provide a summer temperature reconstruction extending back beyond 800 Be. Compared to low elevation Huon pine sites, the subalpine ring-widths exhibit a straightforward direct response to current growth-season temperatures and indicate anomalous warming of 0.33 ± O.06°C from 1967- 91. This warming is consistent with Tasmanian instrumental records and with hemispheric and global records. The… CONTINUE READING

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