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Reconstruction of Precipitation by Radial Growth of Scots Pine in the Southern Urals by Vasil’ev, D. Yu, Kucherov, S. E., Semenov, V. A., Chibilev, A. A.

“…This work presents the results of analysis of the correlation between radial growth of Scots pine ( Pinus sylvestris L.) and the amount of spring–summer…”
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Reconstruction of May–June precipitation in the territory of Bashkiria based on Scots pine tree-ring data from the Bugulma–Belebey Upland by Kucherov, S. E, Vasil’ev, D. Yu, Muldashev, A. A

“…The relationship between Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris L.) tree-ring width and temperature and precipitation was analyzed in pine forests on the Bugulma–Belebey…”
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Identification of Calendar Years with Late Spring Frosts on the Basis of Anatomical Structure of Annual Rings of the Common Oak on the Zilair Plateau (Southern Urals) by Kucherov, S. E.

“…In the southern tip of the Urals, late spring frosts, which regularly damage the leaves of the common oak ( Quercus robur L.), are reflected in the formation…”
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Reconstruction of summer precipitation in the Southern Urals over the last 375 years based on analysis of radial increment in the Siberian larch by Kucherov, S. E

“…Considerable correlation was revealed between the annual radial increment of the Siberian larch (Larix sukaczewii Dyl.) and monthly precipitation in May, June,…”
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Assessment of the Meteorological Factors of Fire Hazards for the Southern Ural Region by Vasilyev, D. Yu, Kucherov, S. E., Semenov, V. A., Chibilev, A. A.

“…Based on instrumental observation data from meteporological stations located in the Southern Urals, an integrated index of the fire hazard and an index of…”
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The climatic signal in tree rings of the common oak (Quercus robur L.) on the south-eastern border of its range in the Ural River basin, Russia by Kucherov, S. E., Kucherova, S. V., Martynenko, V. B., Velmovskiy, P. V.

“…Aim. The objective of this study was to identify and analyze the climatic signal contained in the tree-rings of common oak on the southeastern border of its…”
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