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Promote drought and heat-tolerant species: Promote adapted trees in oak/pine forests
Adaptation Strategies and Actions
Promote drought and heat-tolerant species: Promote adapted trees in oak/pine forests
Strategy:
Promote drought and heat-tolerant species, based on your forest type.
Forests are likely to experience increased temperature and decreased moisture conditions as the climate changes. Therefore, it is important to promote species that are well adapted to these new conditions.
Action
Promote adapted trees in oak/pine forests
The species composition of oak/pine transition hardwood forest types are typically a combination of species from the oak/hickory central hardwoods and beech-birch-maple northern hardwood forests. Promote the species from these forest types that prefer warmer sites such as red and white oak, white pine, and black birch.
Target Species, Species Groups, Habitats and Stressors
Scope and Constraints
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