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TRACE Vol. 5 (2007)
CONTENTS
SECTION 1 CULTURAL HERITAGE
| D. Eckstein & S. Wrobel: Dendrochronological proof of origin of historic timber – retrospect and perspectives |
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| P. Hoffsummer: The evolution of roofing in Northern France and Belgium from the 11th to the 18th century as revealed by dendrochronology |
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| N. Bleicher: Dendroarchaeology of late-neolithic timber in the Federseebasin |
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| J. Susperregi: Oak dendrochronology studies in the Basque Country |
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SECTION 2 CLIMATOLOGY
| W. Beck: Finding best regression approach for description of climate-growth relationships by floating time spans of varying width |
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| Sz. Bijak: Tree growth - climate response in relation to habitat type in spruce stands of the Borecka Primeval Forest |
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| U. Büntgen, J. Esper, A. Verstege, D. Nievergelt, D.C. Frank & R.J.S. Wilson: Climatic response of multiple tree-ring parameters from the Spanish Central Pyrenees |
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| C. Couralet, U. Sass-Klaassen, Y. Sahle, F. Sterck, T. Bekele & F. Bongers: Dendrochronological investigations on Juniperus procera from Ethiopian dry afromontane forests |
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| J. Esper, U. Büntgen, D. Frank, T. Pichler & K. Nicolussi: Updating the Tyrol tree-ring dataset |
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| D. Frank, D. Ovchinnikov, A. Kirdyanov & J. Esper: The potential for long-term climatic reconstructions in the Central Altay mountains from living and relict larch |
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| D. Friedrichs, B. Neuwirth, J. Löffler & M. Winiger: Dendroclimatology in the Low Mountain Ranges, Germany |
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| R.J. Kaczka & U. Büntgen: Spatial autocorrelation and growth/climate response of a high elevation spruce network along the Carpathian arc |
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| B. Neuwirth, D. Friedrichs & M. Hennen: 2003 – where is the negative pointer year? A case study for the NW-German low mountain ranges |
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| J. Schultz, B. Neuwirth, J. Löffler, & M. Winiger: GWL-Fingerprints in Central European Tree-Rings |
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| V. Trouet & A. Taylor: Fire-climate interactions in northern California |
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SECTION 3 ISOTOPES
| K. Treydte et al. (34 co-authors, list suppressed): Climate signals in the European isotope network ISONET |
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| K. Weidner, G. Helle, J. Löffler, B. Neuwirth & G.H. Schleser: Stable isotope and tree-ring width variations of larch affected by larch budmoth outbreaks |
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SECTION 4 ECOLOGY
| A. Bär, A. Bräuning & J. Löffler: Climate-growth relationships of the dwarf shrub species Empetrum hermaphroditum in the Norwegian Scandes |
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| G. Calva-Vázquez, R. Hernández-Tapia, L. Rodríguez-Fernández & J.L Ruvalcaba-Sil: Study of the elemental concentration variation of Mn, Fe, Cu, Zn and Pb in rings of growth of Abies religiosa and Pinus montezumae from Mexico Basin Surroundings |
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| S. Chauchard, C. Carcaillet & F. Guibal: 172 Threshold of land-use abandonment controls the rate of Pinus sylvestris recruitment and the forest dynamics in a Mediterranean mountain (Provence, S-E France) |
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| P. Copini, U. Sass-Klaassen & J. den Ouden: Dendrochronology as a tool for historical ecological research. Two case studies from the Netherlands |
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| M. De Ridder, K. Haneca, H. Beeckman, R. Samson & J. Van Acker: Dendrochronological monitoring of air pollution in the Ghent canal area (Belgium) |
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| S. Fischer, B. Neuwirth, M. Winiger & J. Löffler: Nature conservation – influencing factor on radial tree growth? A conceptual approach of a new project |
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| M. Rybnícek, J. Frouz, V. Gryc, H. Vavrcík & O. Štourac: The influence of wood ants on forest tree growth |
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| U. Sass-Klaassen, Md. Q. Chowdhury, F.J. Sterck & R. Zweifel: Effects of water availability on the growth and tree morphology of Quercus pubescens Willd. and Pinus sylvestris L. in the Valais, Switzerland |
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| P. Weber & R.D. Bardgett: Dominant trees alter growing conditions in their surroundings |
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SECTION 5 GEOMORPHOLOGY
| I. Heinrich, H. Gärtner & M. Monbaron: Wood anatomy and Dendrogeomorphology - Reaction wood varieties caused by different experimental treatments |
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| R.J. Kaczka & H. Morin: The dendrochronological records of debris flow activity in SE Quebec |
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| I. Malik & P. Owczarek: Dendrochronological records of erosion and sedimentation in a mid-mountain stream (Jeseniki Mountains – Czech Republic) |
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| I. Roer, H. Gärtner & I. Heinrich: Dendrogeomorphological analysis of alpine trees and shrubs growing on active and inactive rockglaciers |
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SECTION 6 WOOD ANATOMY
| V. Gryc, M. Rybnícek & H. Vavrcík: Anatomical description of tracheids in the compression wood of Norway spruce (Picea abies L. Karst.) |
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| H. Vavrcík, V. Gryc & M. Rybnícek: Analysis of root-wood in Scots pine |
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| T.H.G. Wils & Z. Eshetu: Reconstructing the flow of the River Nile from Juniperus procera and Prunus africana tree rings (Ethiopia) – an explorative study on cross-dating and climate signal |
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| M.A. Gurskaya: A comparison of extreme conditions at the southern and polar Ural, using frost rings in wood of Siberian spruce |
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| List of participants TRACE 2006 Conference, April 20th – 22nd 2006, organized by the Laboratory for Wood Biology and Xylarium, Royal Museum for Central Africa and The Laboratory of Wood Technology, Ghent University, Belgium |
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