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| Format: | Artículo científico |
| Language: | en |
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Nature ecology & evolution
2025
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| Online Access: | https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/40629088/ |
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- Pervasive but biome-dependent relationship between fragmentation and resilience in forests. Su, Yongxian Zhang, Chaoqun Cescatti, Alessandro Yu, Kailiang Ciais, Philippe Smith, Taylor Shang, Jiali Carnicer, Jofre Liu, Jane Chen, Jing Ming Green, Julia K Wu, Jianping Ponce-Campos, Guillermo E Zhang, Yongguang Zuo, Zhiyan Liao, Jinbao Wu, Jianping Lafortezza, Raffaele Yan, Kai Yang, Xueqin Liu, Liyang Ren, Jiashun Yuan, Wenping Chen, Xiuzhi Wu, Chaoyang Zhou, Weiqi Forests Climate Change Trees Ecosystem Conservation of Natural Resources The relationship between landscape fragmentation and vegetation resilience is uncertain. Here we use multiple satellite-based tree cover data and vegetation indices to quantify the apparent effects of fragmentation on global forest resilience and potential mechanisms thereof. We measure fragmentation as edge density, patch density and mean patch area of tree cover patches, and measure resilience as one-lag temporal autocorrelation of vegetation indices. We find a statistically significant (P