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Tree mortality from drought is anticipated to increase as climate change promotes more frequent or severe water limitation. Ecosystem impacts of woody mortality depend on both the number and sizes of trees that die, but a limited capacity to predict mortality risk for individual trees hinders the capacity to forecast drought effects on tree population demography and ecosystem processes. We remotely...
Drought is killing an increasing number of trees globally, yet mortality risk remains difficult to predict at fine spatial scales. We sought to identify metrics of living individuals that could be used to estimate mortality risk of Ashe juniper (Juniperus ashei) trees and eventually to estimate the fraction of juniper populations at risk from drought. Ashe juniper is a keystone species in the Edwards...
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