Mortality versus survival in drought-affected Aleppo pine forest depends on the extent of rock cover and soil stoniness

Keyphrases

• Age Density 33%
• Aleppo pine 100%
• Available Water 33%
• Bucket Model 33%
• Chlorophyll Content 33%
• Climate Trends 33%
• Dead Trees 66%
• Drought 100%
• Drought Years 33%
• Dry Climate 33%
• Dry Season 66%
• Forest Stand 33%
• Highly Heterogeneous 33%
• Hydrological Data 33%
• Israel 33%
• Management Strategy 33%
• Model Simulation 33%
• Mortality Differences 33%
• Narrow Ring 33%
• Non-stress 33%
• Pine Forest 33%
• Plain Language Summary 33%
• Predawn Leaf Water Potential 33%
• Response to Drought 33%
• Rock Cover 100%
• Rock-soil 100%
• Semi-arid 33%
• Short Needle 33%
• Soil Profile 33%
• Soil Stoniness 100%
• Soil Type 33%
• Soil Water 33%
• Stand Density 33%
• Stand Level 33%
• Stoniness 33%
• Stress Intensity 33%
• Subsurface Heterogeneity 33%
• Surface Rock 33%
• Survival Chances 33%
• Timberline 33%
• Transpiration 33%
• Tree Age 33%
• Tree Level 33%
• Tree Mortality 33%
• Tree Survival 33%
• Tree-ring Width 33%
• Water Concentration 33%
• Wilting Point 33%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Buckets 50%
• Dry Season 100%
• Leaf Water Potential 50%
• Permanent Wilting Point 50%
• Pinus 100%
• Soil Profile 50%
• Soil Type 50%
• Soil Water 50%
• Stand Density 50%
• Sweating 50%
• Tree Age 50%
• Tree Mortality 50%