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Project

ACcurate Temperature REconstructions and climate change mapping in tree rings of Ancient bristlecone pines, the Longest-living trees in the world [ACTREAL]

Outputs and Outcomes

Publications

Non-destructive wood identification using X-ray µCT scanning : which resolution do we need?

Sofie DierickxSiska GenbruggeHans BeeckmanWannes HubauPierre KibleurJan Van den Bulcke

A1 Journal Article in PLANT METHODS

Bristlecone pine maximum latewood density as a superior proxy for millennium-length temperature reconstructions

Tom De MilVladimir MatskovskiyMatthew SalzerLode CorluyLouis VerschurenCharlotte PearsonLuc Van HoorebekeValerie TrouetJan Van Den Bulcke

A1 Journal Article in GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH LETTERS

Tree core analysis with X-ray computed tomography

Tom De MilJan Van den Bulcke

A1 Journal Article in JOVE-JOURNAL OF VISUALIZED EXPERIMENTS

Heading for a fall? Het groeipatroon van levende en windgeworpen beuken vertelt ons meer

Louis VerschurenTom De MilKristof HanecaKris VandekerkhovePieter De FrenneJoris Van AckerJan Van den Bulcke

A4 Journal Article in BOSREVUE (MELLE)

Heading for a fall : the fate of old wind-thrown beech trees (Fagus sylvatica) is detectable in their growth pattern

Louis VerschurenTom De MilPieter De FrenneKristof HanecaJoris Van AckerKris VandekerkhoveJan Van den Bulcke

A1 Journal Article in SCIENCE OF THE TOTAL ENVIRONMENT

Linking wood density records of common beech (Fagus sylvatica L.) with temperature and precipitation variability from a temperate lowland site

Jaime BytebierTom De MilMargot VanhellemontKris VerheyenKristof HanecaJan Van den Bulcke

A1 Journal Article in DENDROCHRONOLOGIA