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Water availability and demand are becoming the dominant limitations of tree growth across the boreal and temperate zones.
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Horizon 2020 Award: 640176
Swiss National Science Foundation Award: P300P2_154543
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Flurin Babst, Olivier Bouriaud, Benjamin Poulter, et al. (2019). Twentieth century redistribution in climatic drivers of global tree growth. Science Advances, 5(1). https://doi.org/10.1126/sciadv.aat4313
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