Article | REF: P4245 V1

Dendroecology -Principles, methods and applications

Authors: Christophe CORONA, Markus STOFFEL

Publication date: December 10, 2013

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5. Trees recording the hydrology of torrential systems

Riparian vegetation and alluvial stands are indicators of local conditions and past river dynamics. Recognition of the response of trees to hydrological (flooding, lowering of the water table, etc.) and morphological (erosion, sedimentation, etc.) disturbances, from slope forests to riparian trees, makes it possible to reconstruct the chronology, intensity and spatial distribution of past events and changes, with annual resolution

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