Impacts of seasonal thaw and permafrost degradation on Picea mariana root function in a subarctic boreal Peatland

J.L. Baltzer; R. Patankar; Alec Downey; W.L. Quinton

Impacts of seasonal thaw and permafrost degradation on Picea mariana root function in a subarctic boreal Peatland

J.L. Baltzer, R. Patankar, Alec Downey, W.L. Quinton

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Abstract

Boreal forests occupy latitudes that are expected to warm most dramatically over the coming decades, and evidence indicates that changes are already underway in these systems. Much of the boreal is underlain by permafrost, which can be expected to have important consequences for boreal forests as the climate warms. The southern margin of permafrost is especially susceptible to warming, since in this region, the permafrost is discontinuous, relatively thin (

Original language	English
Title of host publication	9th International Workshop on Sap Flow
Place of Publication	Belgium
Publisher	Acta Horticulturae
Pages	141-148
Volume	991
Publication status	Published - 2013
Event	9th International Workshop on Sap Flow - Ghent, Belgium Duration: 4 Jun 2013 → 7 Jun 2013

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Name	Acta Horticulturae
Publisher	International Society for Horticultural Science
ISSN (Print)	0567-7572

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Conference	9th International Workshop on Sap Flow
Country/Territory	Belgium
City	Ghent
Period	4/06/13 → 7/06/13

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Impacts of seasonal thaw and permafrost degradation on Picea mariana root function in a subarctic boreal Peatland

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