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Predicting the future of forests under global change: the critical role of regeneration processes
Climate change, land use, and intensifying natural disturbance regimes are affecting forests globally. Earth system models (ESMs) must predict forest responses to these global changes to simulate future climate, hydrology, and ecosystem dynamics. The Earth system modeling community is increasingly u
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