USING WOOD ANATOMICAL PROXIES TO STUDY THE EFFECT OF CLIMATE ON BLACK ALDER (CASE STUDY: FOREST PARK OF ASTARA)

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OLADI REZA; NASIRIANI SAEEDEH; DANEKAR AFSHIN; POURTAHMASI KAMBIZ

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Journal: Journal of Forest and Wood Products Year:2016 | Volume:69 | Issue:1 Page(s): 121-131

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USING WOOD ANATOMICAL PROXIES TO STUDY THE EFFECT OF CLIMATE ON BLACK ALDER (CASE STUDY: FOREST PARK OF ASTARA)

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OLADI REZA | NASIRIANI SAEEDEH | DANEKAR AFSHIN | POURTAHMASI KAMBIZ | Issue Writer Certificate

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CLIMATEQ2

TREE-RING WIDTHQ1

VESSEL FEATURESQ1

WOOD ANATOMYQ1

Abstract

Although the effect of ground water level on radial growth of black alder has attracted the attention of scientists in the recent years, to comprehensively interpret the results of such studies we need to investigate the independent influence of CLIMATE on ring width and other wood anatomical features of this species. Hence, in the current study the influence of climatic factors on the annual ring width and some VESSEL FEATURES of black alder were investigated in a Forest Park located in Astara (Northeast Iran). In this site, 11 trees were selected and after preparations cross sections were scanned from two or three pith-to-bark strips of each tree. After distinguishing the growth rings, tree ring width and some quantitative VESSEL FEATURES were measured in the last 20 growth rings of each tree using image analyzing software and their relationhip with different climatic factors were studied at monthly, seasonally and yearly scales. Results indicated that in long term scales, only the average vessel lumen area show a statistically meaningful correlation with meteorological parameters. At this site, rainfall increased the vessel size while the evaporation rate had a negative effect on this feature. Since there was no age trend in vessel related chronologies and a greater strength and number of correlations were found in with the monthly CLIMATE, these features are recommended to be used in dendroclimatological studies using this species.

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OLADI, REZA, NASIRIANI, SAEEDEH, DANEKAR, AFSHIN, & POURTAHMASI, KAMBIZ. (2016). USING WOOD ANATOMICAL PROXIES TO STUDY THE EFFECT OF CLIMATE ON BLACK ALDER (CASE STUDY: FOREST PARK OF ASTARA). JOURNAL OF FOREST AND WOOD PRODUCTS (JFWP) (IRANIAN JOURNAL OF NATURAL RESOURCES), 69(1), 121-131. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/162960/en

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OLADI REZA, NASIRIANI SAEEDEH, DANEKAR AFSHIN, POURTAHMASI KAMBIZ. USING WOOD ANATOMICAL PROXIES TO STUDY THE EFFECT OF CLIMATE ON BLACK ALDER (CASE STUDY: FOREST PARK OF ASTARA). JOURNAL OF FOREST AND WOOD PRODUCTS (JFWP) (IRANIAN JOURNAL OF NATURAL RESOURCES)[Internet]. 2016;69(1):121-131. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/162960/en

IEEE: Copy

REZA OLADI, SAEEDEH NASIRIANI, AFSHIN DANEKAR, and KAMBIZ POURTAHMASI, “USING WOOD ANATOMICAL PROXIES TO STUDY THE EFFECT OF CLIMATE ON BLACK ALDER (CASE STUDY: FOREST PARK OF ASTARA),” JOURNAL OF FOREST AND WOOD PRODUCTS (JFWP) (IRANIAN JOURNAL OF NATURAL RESOURCES), vol. 69, no. 1, pp. 121–131, 2016, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/162960/en

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