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Accelerated erosion and tree mortality in a primeval temperate forest dominated by large trees, Washington, USA
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• Highly productive forests exert strong biogeomorphic control on soil disturbance. • Tree mortality has increased since 2010, mainly due to dieback of Tsuga heterophylla. • Tree mortality is the dominant driver of slope processes and soil redistribution. • Radionuclide data indicate a recent acceleration of erosion rates. • Slope dynamics show low sensitivity to changes in tree species composition.
Keywords:
tree mortality
soil redistribution
erosion rates
biogeomorphic control
temperate forest
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