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Synchrony between weather cycles and dynamics of seed harvests of broadleaved tree species in the Czech Republic
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• Seed harvest of 12 broadleaved species analysed with 20 years of national data. • NAO index showed strongest link to seed harvest, followed by precipitation, and temperature. • Dominant 2–2.5-year masting cycles found in most broadleaved species, longer cycles in few less used tree species. • Results confirm that climate triggers drive interspecific synchrony in seed harvests. • Findings support foundation for forecasting of mast years for sustainable forest regeneration planning.
Keywords:
Mast years
Fructification
Fertility
Seed production
Forest regeneration
North atlantic oscillation
European beech
English oak
Sessile oak
Northern red oak
Sycamore maple
Norway maple
European cherry
Littleleaf linden
Largeleaf linden
European hornbeam
European white birch
Eastern black walnut
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