Increasing climate variability makes Southeast Asian forests more vulnerable to anthropogenic and environmental stressors
Authors:
- Yang ChuYCYang Chu
- Lanlan GuoLGLanlan Guo
- Guoyan YangGYGuoyan Yang
- Hongtao XuHXHongtao Xu
- Tiewei LiTLTiewei Li
- Xiangqi HeXHXiangqi He
- Huan ZhengHZHuan Zheng
- Shiyu YaoSYShiyu Yao
- Hairui LiuHLHairui Liu
- Bin HeBHBin He
- 30 October 2025
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Global and Planetary Change
- Vol. 256
Abstract
No abstract availableFunding Information
- National Natural Science Foundation of China (42361144877)
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