Mitigating drought mortality by incorporating topography into variable forest thinning strategies

Keyphrases

• Plant Hydraulics 100%
• Thinning Strategy 100%
• Drought Mortality 100%
• Forest Thinning 100%
• Numerical Experiments 50%
• Spatial Arrangement 50%
• Water Stress 50%
• Ecohydrology 50%
• Drought 50%
• Management Tools 50%
• Water Flux 50%
• Water Availability 50%
• Adaptation Strategies 50%
• Mechanistic Evidence 50%
• Intensity-based 50%
• Plant Water 50%
• Highstand 50%
• Water Demand 50%
• Wildfire Risk 50%
• Drought Vulnerability 50%
• Mortality Risk 50%
• Fine-scale Variation 50%
• Hydraulic Stress 50%
• Tree Mortality 50%
• Stand Density 50%
• Low Mortality 50%
• Forest Stand 50%
• Drought Impacts 50%
• Abiotic Environment 50%
• Water Supply Demand 50%
• Carbon Flux 50%
• Ecosystem Model 50%
• Spatial Topography 50%
• Stand Heterogeneity 50%
• Vulnerability to Drought 50%
• Stand Productivity 50%
• Groundwater Hydrology 50%
• Thinning Intensity 50%
• Forest Vulnerability 50%
• Within-stand Variation 50%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Forest Thinning 100%
• Water Stress 50%
• Water Supply 50%
• Tree Mortality 50%
• Stand Density 50%
• Forest Stands 50%
• Ecosystem Model 50%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Thinning 100%
• Water Supply 50%
• Water Demand 50%
• Water Availability 50%
• Water Stress 50%
• Abiotic Environment 50%
• Water Flux 50%