Dendrochronologia

Papers
(The TQCC of Dendrochronologia is 7. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-04-01 to 2024-04-01.)
ArticleCitations
Prominent role of volcanism in Common Era climate variability and human history67
Compiled records of atmospheric CO2 concentrations and stable carbon isotopes to reconstruct climate and derive plant ecophysiological indices from tree rings54
Measuring tree-ring widths using the CooRecorder software application41
Critical note on the application of the “two-third” spline37
Seeing the forest for the trees: New approaches and challenges for dendroarchaeology in the 21st century36
Dendroclimatic potential of dendroanatomy in temperature-sensitive Pinus sylvestris34
An interpreted language implementation of the Vaganov–Shashkin tree-ring proxy system model33
Tree-ring-based disturbance reconstruction in interdisciplinary research: Current state and future directions28
More than climate: Hydrogen isotope ratios in tree rings as novel plant physiological indicator for stress conditions28
Abies spectabilis shows stable growth relations to temperature, but changing response to moisture conditions along an elevation gradient in the central Himalaya26
Provenance selection and site conditions determine growth performance of pedunculate oak25
Higher susceptibility of beech to drought in comparison to oak24
Salinity drives growth dynamics of the mangrove tree Sonneratia apetala Buch. -Ham. in the Sundarbans, Bangladesh24
Plastic bimodal growth in a Mediterranean mixed-forest of Quercus ilex and Pinus halepensis23
Climatic factors controlling Pinus sylvestris radial growth along a transect of increasing continentality in southern Siberia22
Drought and cold spells trigger dieback of temperate oak and beech forests in northern Spain21
Cell wall dimensions reign supreme: cell wall composition is irrelevant for the temperature signal of latewood density/blue intensity in Scots pine21
New features in the dendroTools R package: Bootstrapped and partial correlation coefficients for monthly and daily climate data21
Stories hidden in tree rings: A review on the application of stable carbon isotopes to dendrosciences21
pointRes 2.0: New functions to describe tree resilience21
Palaeoclimate potential of New Zealand Manoao colensoi (silver pine) tree rings using Blue-Intensity (BI)20
Ring widths of Rhododendron shrubs reveal a persistent winter warming in the central Himalaya19
Micro-site conditions affect Fennoscandian forest growth19
Drought-induced tree growth decline in the desert margins of Northwestern China17
Differences in tree and shrub growth responses to climate change in a boreal forest in China17
Moisture-driven changes in the sensitivity of the radial growth of Picea crassifolia to temperature, northeastern Tibetan Plateau16
Growth-ring boundaries of tropical tree species: Aiding delimitation by long histological sections and wood density profiles16
Seasonal precipitation and continentality drive bimodal growth in Mediterranean forests16
Delta blue intensity vs. maximum density: A case study using Pinus uncinata in the Pyrenees16
Microdensitometric records from humid subtropical China show distinct climate signals in earlywood and latewood15
“dendRoAnalyst”: A tool for processing and analysing dendrometer data15
Neotropical Hypericum irazuense shrubs reveal recent ENSO variability in Costa Rican páramo15
Spatiotemporal distribution of growth releases and suppressions along a landslide body15
Increasing climate sensitivity of beech and pine is not mediated by adaptation and soil characteristics along a precipitation gradient in northeastern Germany15
I-BIND: International Blue intensity network development working group15
Prehistoric salt mining in Hallstatt, Austria. New chronologies out of small wooden fragments14
First measurements of Blue intensity from Pinus peuce and Pinus heldreichii tree rings and potential for climate reconstructions13
Towards a new approach for dendroprovenancing pines in the Mediterranean Iberian Peninsula13
Demystifying the age of old olive trees12
Species-specific growth-climate responses of Dahurian larch (Larix gmelinii) and Mongolian pine (Pinus sylvestris var. mongolica) in the Greater Khingan Range, northeast China12
Tree growth responses and resilience after the 1950-Zayu-Medog earthquake, southeast Tibetan Plateau11
Temperature sensitivity of blue intensity, maximum latewood density, and ring width data of living black spruce trees in the eastern Canadian taiga11
Site conditions exert more control than genetic differentiation on modulation of secondary growth and climate sensitivity of Pinus pinaster11
Linkages between forest growth, climate, and agricultural production are revealed through analysis of seasonally-partitioned longleaf pine (Pinus palustris Mill.) tree rings11
Linking tree growth and intra-annual density fluctuations to climate in suppressed and dominant Pinus sylvestris L. trees in the forest-steppe of Southern Siberia11
AutoCellRow (ACR) – A new tool for the automatic quantification of cell radial files in conifer images11
Exploring wood anatomy, density and chemistry profiles to understand the tree-ring formation in Amazonian tree species11
Automated 3D tree-ring detection and measurement from X-ray computed tomography10
Assessing bias in diameter at breast height estimated from tree rings and its effects on basal area increment and biomass10
Biomass increment and carbon sequestration in hedgerow-grown trees10
Wood anatomy and tree growth covary in riparian ash forests along climatic and ecological gradients10
Tree-rings, genetics and the environment: Complex interactions at the rear edge of species distribution range10
Dating of non-oak species in the United Kingdom historical buildings archive using stable oxygen isotopes10
A synoptic view on intra-annual density fluctuations in Abies alba9
Recent decline of high altitude coniferous growth due to thermo-hydraulic constrains: evidence from the Miyaluo Forest Reserve, Western Sichuan Plateau of China9
Altitudinal difference of growth-climate response models in the north subtropical forests of China9
Spatial differences in the radial growth responses of black locust (Robinia pseudoacacia Linn.) to climate on the Loess Plateau, China9
Soil properties are significant modifiers of pedunculate oak (Quercus robur L.) radial increment variations and their sensitivity to drought9
The dendrogeomorphic spatio-temporal reconstruction of flow-like landslides activity in one of the most susceptible region of Central Europe (the Vsetínské vrchy Mts.)9
Comparison of methods for the demarcation between earlywood and latewood in tree rings of Norway spruce9
Climate signal shift under the influence of prevailing climate warming – Evidence from Quercus liaotungensis on Dongling Mountain, Beijing, China9
Nitrogen isotopes of individual tree-ring series – The validity of middle- to long-term trends9
Detrending climate data prior to climate–growth analyses in dendroecology: A common best practice?9
The DendroEcological Network: A cyberinfrastructure for the storage, discovery and sharing of tree-ring and associated ecological data9
Dendroecological and genetic insights for future management of an old-planted forest of the endangered Mediterranean fir Abies pinsapo9
A novel approach for the identification of pointer years9
Changes in the radial growth of Picea crassifolia and its driving factors in the mid-western Qilian Mountains, Northwest China since 1851 C.E8
Sample preparation protocol for wood and phloem formation analyses8
Recognising bias in Common Era temperature reconstructions8
Wood species utilization for timber constructions in the Czech lands over the period 1400–19008
Age and size outperform topographic effects on growth-climate responses of trees in two Central European coniferous forest types8
Growth and response patterns of Picea crassifolia and Pinus tabuliformis to climate factors in the Qilian Mountains, northwest China8
Medieval oak chronology from Klaipėda, Lithuania8
Radial growth response of major conifers to climate change on Haba Snow Mountain, Southwestern China8
Wind speed reconstruction from a tree-ring difference index in northeastern Inner Mongolia8
Fire history of Pinus nigra in Western Anatolia: A first dendrochronological study8
High ENSO sensitivity in tree rings from a northern population of Polylepis tarapacana in the Peruvian Andes8
Effects of climate on historical fire regimes (1451–2013) in Pinus hartwegii forests of Cofre de Perote National Park, Veracruz, Mexico8
The utility of bulk wood density for tree-ring research7
Dynamics of seasonal growth in a long-lived southern hemisphere conifer are linked to early season temperature7
RingdateR: A statistical and graphical tool for crossdating7
The dendroclimatic value of oak stable isotopes7
A methodological framework to optimize models predicting critical dates of xylem phenology based on dendrometer data7
The effect of end-point adjustments on smoothing splines used for tree-ring standardization7
The potential of generalized additive modelling for the prediction of radial growth of Norway spruce from Central Germany7
The temperature sensitivity along elevational gradients is more stable in maximum latewood density than tree-ring width7
Tree growth in the aftermath of A flood: A tree-ring based reconstruction of the impacts of the 1996-Biescas catastrophe7
Does signal-free detrending increase chronology coherence in large tree-ring networks?7
Dendroclimatological assessment of Polylepis rodolfo-vasquezii: A novel Polylepis species in the Peru highlands7
dfoliatR: An R package for detection and analysis of insect defoliation signals in tree rings7
The ups and downs of the building trade in a medieval city: Tree-ring data as proxies for economic, social and demographic dynamics in Bruges (c. 1200–1500)7
Tree-ring width based streamflow reconstruction for the Kaidu River originating from the central Tianshan Mountains since A.D. 17007
Does resin tapping affect the tree-ring growth and climate sensitivity of the Chinese pine (Pinus tabuliformis) in the Loess Plateau, China?7
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