Macrofossil and tree-ring evidence for a long-term forest succession and Mid-Holocene Hemlock decline
The objective of this study is to provide a record of the long-term development of forests on dune soils progressively affected by paludification. The assemblage of large fossil tree stems was analyzed to test the pathogen hypothesis and to evaluate the impact of other external factors on hemlock populations, and was compared to the pollen sequence
Quaternaire ; Holocène ; Dendrologie ; Dune ; Palynologie ; Biostratigraphie ; Dendrochronologie ; Action biogène ; Paléoclimat ; Paléo-environnement ; Forêt ; Canada ; Québec
Quaternary ; Holocene ; Dendrology ; Dune ; Palynology ; Biostratigraphy ; Dendrochronology ; Biogenic action;Biogenic process ; Palaeoclimate ; Palaeo-environment ; Forest ; Canada ; Quebec
Article of periodic
published at : Quaternary research / ISSN 0033-5894 / CODEN QRESAV
Editor : Elsevier, San Diego, CA - ETATS-UNIS (1970)
Millesime : 1993, vol. 40, no1 [pp. 89-97]
Bibliographic references : 33 réf.
Collation : Illustration ;
Anglais
American geological institute
INIST-CNRS, Cote INIST : 15739