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Greater Thermophilisation in Communities of Juveniles Than Adults in Temperate European Forests
Aim Warming of the climate system is increasing the dominance of warm‐adapted species, a process referred to as thermophilisation. In forests, adult trees in the forest canopy experience warmer daytime summer conditions than juveniles in the understorey, but they are less susceptible to warming. The
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