Past and future climatic indicators for distribution patterns and conservation planning of temperate coniferous forests in southwestern China
• Past and future climate variables were used as indicators for climatic stable areas. • Climate stable areas could be assumed as refugia for conifer conservation planning. • Mid-Holocene was the most suitable historical time for presence of conifer forests. • Climatic stability of warmest quarter e...
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• Past and future climate variables were used as indicators for climatic stable areas. • Climate stable areas could be assumed as refugia for conifer conservation planning. • Mid-Holocene was the most suitable historical time for presence of conifer forests. • Climatic stability of warmest quarter explains the range stability of cold conifers. • Variability of driest quarter temperature explains the range shift of warm conifers. |
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• Past and future climate variables were used as indicators for climatic stable areas. • Climate stable areas could be assumed as refugia for conifer conservation planning. • Mid-Holocene was the most suitable historical time for presence of conifer forests. • Climatic stability of warmest quarter explains the range stability of cold conifers. • Variability of driest quarter temperature explains the range shift of warm conifers. |
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• Past and future climate variables were used as indicators for climatic stable areas. • Climate stable areas could be assumed as refugia for conifer conservation planning. • Mid-Holocene was the most suitable historical time for presence of conifer forests. • Climatic stability of warmest quarter explains the range stability of cold conifers. • Variability of driest quarter temperature explains the range shift of warm conifers. |
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