Addendum: Multi-scale predictions of massive conifer mortality due to chronic temperature rise

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2016-11

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10.1038/nclimate3143

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McDowell, NG, AP Williams, C Xu, WT Pockman, LT Dickman, S Sevanto, R Pangle, J Limousin, et al. (2016). Addendum: Multi-scale predictions of massive conifer mortality due to chronic temperature rise. Nature Climate Change, 6(11). pp. 1048–1048. 10.1038/nclimate3143 Retrieved from https://hdl.handle.net/10161/32364.

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Domec

Jean Christophe Domec

Visiting Professor in the Nicholas School of the Environment

Bordeaux Sciences Agro in FRANCE (primary appointment)

Discovery of knowledge in Plant water relations, ecosystem ecology and ecohydrology, with special focus on: - Long-distance water transport under future climate; - Drought tolerance and avoidance; - Patterns of changes in structural and functional traits within individual plants. My goal as a researcher is to improve the fundamental science understanding of how plants and terrestrial ecosystems respond to climate changes, and to provide tree breeders with policy-relevant information. I have carried out research on interactions between soil water and plant water use in contrasting ecosystems, in cooperation with scientists at Bordeaux Sciences Agro in FRANCE (primary appointment), Duke University, Oregon State University, and the USDA Forest Service, Southern Global Change Program, recently renamed EFETAC (Eastern Forest Environmental Threat Assessment Center).


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