Concepts of continentality-oceanity and humidity especially in the light of the natural distribution of Quercus robur
Climatological factors determining the natural northern boundary in Europe of oak ( L.) were investigated. The natural northern boundary of oak corresponds in detail to the curve at which the growing season, beginning at +5°C in spring and ending at +10°C in autumn, is of a certain constant length...
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Finnish Society of Forest Science
1983-01-01
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| description | Climatological factors determining the natural northern boundary in Europe of oak ( L.) were investigated. The natural northern boundary of oak corresponds in detail to the curve at which the growing season, beginning at +5°C in spring and ending at +10°C in autumn, is of a certain constant length. The northern boundaries for more oceanic plants can be explained by prolonged autumn activity. This is obviously the general explanation or the concept of oceanity. Oak spread markedly in Finland in the summers during 1961â1975, which on an average were as warm but much dried than those during 1931â1960. The importance of humidity for oak was discussed.Quercus robur |
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| spelling | doaj.art-6b5365a134554668b80aafbace53cec62022-12-21T21:20:18ZengFinnish Society of Forest ScienceSilva Fennica2242-40751983-01-0117110.14214/sf.a15093Concepts of continentality-oceanity and humidity especially in the light of the natural distribution of Quercus roburSolantie, ReijoClimatological factors determining the natural northern boundary in Europe of oak ( L.) were investigated. The natural northern boundary of oak corresponds in detail to the curve at which the growing season, beginning at +5°C in spring and ending at +10°C in autumn, is of a certain constant length. The northern boundaries for more oceanic plants can be explained by prolonged autumn activity. This is obviously the general explanation or the concept of oceanity. Oak spread markedly in Finland in the summers during 1961â1975, which on an average were as warm but much dried than those during 1931â1960. The importance of humidity for oak was discussed.Quercus roburhttps://www.silvafennica.fi/article/5178 |
| spellingShingle | Solantie, Reijo Concepts of continentality-oceanity and humidity especially in the light of the natural distribution of Quercus robur Silva Fennica |
| title | Concepts of continentality-oceanity and humidity especially in the light of the natural distribution of Quercus robur |
| title_full | Concepts of continentality-oceanity and humidity especially in the light of the natural distribution of Quercus robur |
| title_fullStr | Concepts of continentality-oceanity and humidity especially in the light of the natural distribution of Quercus robur |
| title_full_unstemmed | Concepts of continentality-oceanity and humidity especially in the light of the natural distribution of Quercus robur |
| title_short | Concepts of continentality-oceanity and humidity especially in the light of the natural distribution of Quercus robur |
| title_sort | concepts of continentality oceanity and humidity especially in the light of the natural distribution of quercus robur |
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