muc.fake: Modeled Tree-Ring Chronology of a Spruce Population near...
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Description
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Description
This dataset gives the modelled tree-ring widths for Picea abies
at Forstenrieder Park, Munich, Bavaria, Germany. Tree growth was modeled as a response of low temperatures in previous and current July and August, high temperatures in current February and March, and high precipitation amounts in current July and August.
Usage
1
Format
A data.frame containing tree-ring indices with respective years as rownames.
in rows.
References
Kagerer, K. (2009) Wachstum von Fichte, Kiefer und Eiche in Abhaengigkeit von Klima und Kronenklasse im Forstenrieder Park, Muenchen. Diploma-Thesis, University of Applied Sciences Weihenstephan.
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Description
This dataset gives the modelled tree-ring widths for Picea abies at Forstenrieder Park, Munich, Bavaria, Germany. Tree growth was modeled as a response of low temperatures in previous and current July and August, high temperatures in current February and March, and high precipitation amounts in current July and August.
Usage
1 |
Format
A data.frame containing tree-ring indices with respective years as rownames.
in rows.
References
Kagerer, K. (2009) Wachstum von Fichte, Kiefer und Eiche in Abhaengigkeit von Klima und Kronenklasse im Forstenrieder Park, Muenchen. Diploma-Thesis, University of Applied Sciences Weihenstephan.
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