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Very proud of this team effort "A regional integrated assessment of the impacts of #climatechange and of the potential #adaptation avenues for #Quebec’s #forests" is now published
A (very long) thread. Buckle up!
cdnsciencepub.com/doi/pdf/10.113…
@cflscf @NRCan
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A (very long) thread. Buckle up!
cdnsciencepub.com/doi/pdf/10.113…
@cflscf @NRCan
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First, I would like to acknowledge the work of all my colleagues including Jesus, Annie Claude, Yves, @mariehbrice, @DominicCyr, Louis, Daniel, @GauthierSylvie9 , Pierre, @Guillemette_L , Mathieu, Maryse, Tadeusz, Martin-Hugues, @ethiffault , @Tremblay_Jun and Stephen
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Quebec’s #forests goes from northern hardwood with sugar #maple, beech, hemlock in the south, to pure boreal black #spruce forests up north. Natural #disturbances, go from single-tree windthrow or mortality in the south, to large stand-replacing #fires in the north.
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@NjHassel sadly passed away on January 8th. He was an exceptional human being, father, husband, friend and scientist.
A 🧵highlighting some of his many scientific contributions.
#fungi #nitrogen #isotopes #climatechange 1/n
A 🧵highlighting some of his many scientific contributions.
#fungi #nitrogen #isotopes #climatechange 1/n
@NjHassel did this MS with Matthew Germino at @IdahoStateU
He tested how Cenococcum colonization influences establishment of young conifers at alpine-treeline. 2/n
nph.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11…
He tested how Cenococcum colonization influences establishment of young conifers at alpine-treeline. 2/n
nph.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11…
He did his PhD with Michael Allen at @UCRiverside focusing on ecophysiology of #tropicalforests
He described strategies by evergreen and drought-deciduous trees to overcome seasonal water limitations in tropical forests. 3/n
link.springer.com/article/10.100…
He described strategies by evergreen and drought-deciduous trees to overcome seasonal water limitations in tropical forests. 3/n
link.springer.com/article/10.100…
