Earlier springs decrease peak summer productivity in North American boreal forests
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...…boreal forests, shifts to earlier springs (associated with spring warming) are strongly linked to anomalously low-peak summer productivity, whereby early spring run off and longer evaporative periods lead to lower levels of available moisture later in the growing season [Buermann et al., 2013]....
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...central sections of the North American boreal forests [35]....
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...the spring and thus accelerating seasonal soil moisture depletion [10,35]....
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...A positive association has also been observed between deeper snowpack and summer NDVI in central Siberia and parts of North America [34,35]....
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...…climate warming (Kim et al., 2012; Wang et al., 2015), analyzing spring thaw- and frostrelated impacts on vegetation phenology and productivity (Buermann et al., 2013; Kim et al., 2014a, b), and defining a potential growing season climate indicator for the US National Climate Assessment…...
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...(2) Earlier spring might lead to soil water loss in the early part of growing season, thereby increasing the prevalence of drought during summer (Buermann et al., 2013) that may subsequently result in earlier leaf senes- cence....
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...(2) Earlier spring might lead to soil water loss in the early part of growing season, thereby increasing the prevalence of drought during summer (Buermann et al., 2013) that may subsequently result in earlier leaf senescence....
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