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2. Tree-Ring Based Age-Girth Stand Structure of Himalayan Fir Along the Treeline Transects in Western Himalaya: An Ecological Perspective B. Chinthala et al.
3. Linking repeat photography and remote sensing to assess treeline rise with climate warming: Mount of the Holy Cross, Colorado A. Peterson et al.
4. Tree-climate relations along an elevational transect in Manang Valley, central Nepal D. Kharal et al.
5. Warming induced growth decline of Himalayan birch at its lower range edge in a semi-arid region of Trans-Himalaya, central Nepal A. Tiwari et al.
6. Remote sensing of alpine treeline ecotone dynamics and phenology in Arunachal Pradesh Himalaya J. Mohapatra et al.
7. Site- and species-specific treeline responses to climatic variability in eastern Nepal Himalaya N. Gaire et al.
8. Ecological Dynamics and Regeneration Expansion of Treeline Ecotones in Response to Climate Change in Northern Bhutan Himalayas Y. Khandu et al.
9. Vegetation dry matter dynamics along treeline ecotone in Western Himalaya, India I. Rai et al.
10. Seedling recruitment and facilitation dependence on safe site characteristics in a Himalayan treeline ecotone B. Bürzle et al.
11. Moisture‐mediated responsiveness of treeline shifts to global warming in the Himalayas S. Sigdel et al.
12. Forest structures are shaped by elevation and precipitation in the Central Himalaya K. Bhatta et al.
13. Review on regeneration status of Betulautilis D. Don: A critically endangered multipurpose timber line species in Indian Himalayan region . Anjana et al.
14. Differentiation of diploxylon and haploxylon pines in spatial distribution, and adaptational traits S. Singh et al.
15. Growing Season Normalized Difference Vegetation Index in the Nepal Himalaya and Adjacent Areas, 2000–2019: Sensitivity to Climate Change and Terrain Factors M. Nila et al.
16. The inter‐forest line could be the master key to track biocoenotic effects of climate change in a subtropical forest A. Buitrago‐Guacaneme et al.
17. Tree growth across the Nepal Himalaya during the last four centuries U. Thapa et al.
18. Forest expansion and glacial retreat in the Central Himalaya indicated by past observations and future projections K. Bhatta et al.
19. Land-use change under a warming climate facilitated upslope expansion of Himalayan silver fir (Abies spectabilis (D. Don) Spach) M. Suwal et al.
20. Global warming alters Himalayan hemlock’s climate sensitivity and growth dynamics S. Rai et al.
21. Vegetation on the move: elevational shifts and greening dynamics across the Himalayan alpine zone R. Leng et al.
22. Gradual expansion of moisture sensitive Abies spectabilis forest in the Trans-Himalayan zone of central Nepal associated with climate change A. Tiwari et al.
23. Growth variable-specific moisture and temperature limitations in co-occurring alpine tree and shrub species, central Himalayas, Nepal S. Rayback et al.
24. Tree-ring record of winter temperature from Humla, Karnali, in central Himalaya: a 229 years-long perspective for recent warming trend N. Gaire et al.
25. Climate change-induced range shift of the endemic epiphytic lichenLobaria pindarensisin the Hindu Kush Himalayan region S. DEVKOTA et al.
26. Tree‐to‐tree interactions slow down Himalayan treeline shifts as inferred from tree spatial patterns S. Sigdel et al.
27. The Impact of Climate Change on Biodiversity in Nepal: Current Knowledge, Lacunae, and Opportunities A. Bhattacharjee et al.
28. Recent warming and its risk assessment on ecological and societal implications in Nepal Y. Dhital et al.
29. Composition, age-structure and dendroecology of high altitude treeline forest in the western Himalaya, India R. Gupta et al.
30. Predicting upslope expansion of sub-alpine forest in the Makalu Barun National Park, Eastern Nepal, with a hybrid cartographic model P. Chhetri
31. Analyzing Environmental Determinants of Tree Species Distributions and Regeneration Pattern in Western Himalaya via National Forest Inventory of India A. Thakur et al.
32. Contemporary and historic population structure of Abies spectabilis at treeline in Barun valley, eastern Nepal Himalaya P. Chhetri & D. Cairns
33. Warming, increase in precipitation, and irrigation enhance greening in High Mountain Asia F. Maina et al.
34. Evaluating the ecological vulnerability and adaptive capacity of forest vegetation under climate stress across Nepal’s mountain landscapes S. Pokhrel et al.
35. Topography and human disturbances are major controlling factors in treeline pattern at Barun and Manang area in the Nepal Himalaya P. Chhetri et al.
36. Topographic and climatic drivers of elevation-dependent land surface phenology shifts across Nepal’s ecoregions J. Katel et al.
37. Pre-monsoon precipitation dominates the tree radial growth of Picea smithiana in the western Nepal Himalayas S. Adhikari et al.
38. Drought (scPDSI) reconstruction of trans-Himalayan region of central Himalaya using Pinus wallichiana tree-rings N. Gaire et al.
39. Vegetation expansion in the subnival Hindu Kush Himalaya K. Anderson et al.
40. Perceived changes in climatic variables and impacts on the transhumance system in the Himalayas S. Aryal et al.
41. Satellites Reveal Global Migration Patterns of Natural Mountain Treelines during Periods of Rapid Warming Y. Zhang & C. An
42. Growth performance of planted population of Pinus roxburghii in central Nepal A. Tiwari et al.
43. Vegetation Structure, Classification and Climatic Characteristics in Temperate-like Mountain Forests Dominated by Abies jaliscana in Western Mexico R. HERNÁNDEZ et al.
44. The dynamic land-cover of the Altai Mountains: Perspectives based on past and current environmental and biodiversity changes I. Volkov et al.
45. Dendroclimatic response of Abies spectabilis at treeline ecotone of Barun Valley, eastern Nepal Himalaya P. Chhetri & D. Cairns
46. How does the stand structure of treeline-forming species shape the treeline ecotone in different regions of the Nepal Himalayas? P. Chhetri et al.
47. Pinus roxburghii stand dynamics at a heavily impacted site in Nepal: Research through an educational fieldweek J. Speer et al.
48. Spatial minimum temperature reconstruction over the last three centuries for eastern Nepal Himalaya based on tree rings of Larix griffithiana N. Gaire et al.
49. Population structure and dynamics of Abies spectabilis at treeline ecotone of Barun Valley, Makalu Barun National Park, Nepal P. Chhetri et al.
50. Alpine timberline population dynamics under climate change: a comparison between Qilian juniper and Qinghai spruce tree species in the middle Qilian Mountains of northeast Tibetan Plateau B. Wang et al.
51. Tree Regeneration Patterns on Contrasting Slopes at Treeline Ecotones in Eastern Tibet L. Zheng et al.
52. Dendrochronological studies in the western Himalaya: opportunities, challenges and prospects R. Gupta et al.
53. Reciprocal transplants reveal asymmetric local adaptation of Himalayan Rhododendron approaching elevational range limit K. Mainali et al.
54. Assessment of land use/land cover dynamics in the Indian Himalayan region using GIS: a case study of Mandi district, Himachal Pradesh A. Sharma & K. Singh
55. Distribution Pattern of Gymnosperms’ Richness in Nepal: Effect of Environmental Constrains along Elevational Gradients B. Pandey et al.
56. Sensitivity of recruitment and growth of alpine treeline birch to elevated temperature H. Du et al.
57. Spring Season in Western Nepal Himalaya is not yet Warming: A 400-Year Temperature Reconstruction Based on Tree-Ring Widths of Himalayan Hemlock (Tsuga dumosa) S. Aryal et al.
58. Himalayan alpine ecohydrology: An urgent scientific concern in a changing climate R. Leng et al.
59. Protecting endemic seed plants on the Tibetan Plateau under future climate change: migration matters Y. Yan & Z. Tang
60. The potential impacts of climate change on the distribution of key tree species and Cordyceps in Bhutan: Implications for ecological functions and rural livelihoods K. Choden et al.
61. Altitudinal treeline dynamics of Himalayan pine in western Himalaya, India A. Yadava et al.
62. The Effects of Changing Climate and Market Conditions on Crop Yield and Acreage Allocation in Nepal R. Acharya
63. Method for assigning hydrological computational units in alpine watersheds Y. Yang et al.
64. Treeline structure and regeneration pattern in protected and non-protected areas, Indian western Himalaya V. Negi et al.
65. Himalayan arc and treeline: distribution, climate change responses and ecosystem properties S. Singh et al.
66. Decline in the suitable habitat of dominant Abies species in response to climate change in the Hindu Kush Himalayan region: insights from species distribution modelling R. Malik et al.
67. Integrating Ecological and Ethnobotanical Knowledge to Promote Collaborative Conservation Planning in the Nepal Himalaya S. Shrestha & K. Medley
68. Soil development along an elevational transect in the arid White Mountains, California S. Tomar et al.
69. Growth response of Abies spectabilis to climate along an elevation gradient of the Manang valley in the central Himalayas S. Rai et al.
70. Evaluating changes in treeline position and land surface phenology in Sikkim Himalaya C. Prakash Singh et al.
71. Tree-ring climate response of two Larix species from the central Nepal Himalaya P. Aryal et al.
72. Temperature change along elevation and its effect on the alpine timberline tree growth in the southeast of the Tibetan Plateau B. Chen et al.
73. Alpine Treeline Dynamics and the Special Exposure Effect in the Hengduan Mountains F. Zou et al.
74. Geospatial assessment of treeline shift in response to climate change in Langtang National Park, central Nepal S. Bhatta et al.
75. Growth Ring Measurements of Shorea robusta Reveal Responses to Climatic Variation S. Baral et al.
76. Multifaceted plant diversity patterns across the Himalaya: Status and outlook M. Ahmad et al.
77. Do Himalayan treelines respond to recent climate change? An evaluation of sensitivity indicators U. Schickhoff et al.
78. Drought reconstruction and related dendrogeomorphic time-series analysis from Kinnaur region of western Himalayas B. Chinthala et al.
79. Responses of Montane Forest to Climate Variability in the Central Himalayas of Nepal J. Mainali et al.
80. Asymmetric effects of daytime and nighttime warming on alpine treeline recruitment H. Shi et al.
81. Changing climate yet healthy forest stand of Tsuga dumosa in temperate zone of central Nepal S. Chaulagain et al.
82. Climate change impacts on vegetation dynamics and transhumant pastoralism in the Western Himalayas N. Sahu et al.
83. Warming‐induced upward migration of the alpine treeline in the Changbai Mountains, northeast China H. Du et al.
84. Temperature and soils predict the distribution of plant species along the Himalayan elevational gradient S. Maharjan et al.
85. Himalayan treeline soil and foliar C:N:P stoichiometry indicate nutrient shortage with elevation M. Müller et al.
86. Range shifts in response to climate change of Ophiocordyceps sinensis, a fungus endemic to the Tibetan Plateau Y. Yan et al.
87. Slope mediates growth-climate response of Pinus wallichiana in central Nepal A. Bidari et al.
88. How many tree species are in the Himalayan treelines and how are they distributed? S. Singh et al.
89. Predicting the Suitable Habitat of Treeline Species in the Nepalese Himalayas Under Climate Change P. Chhetri et al.
90. The rapid vegetation line shift in response to glacial dynamics and climate variability in Himalaya between 2000 and 2014 D. Bandyopadhyay et al.
91. Upward shifts in elevational limits of forest and grassland for Mexican volcanoes over three decades D. Jiménez‐García et al.
92. Contrasting responses to climate change at Himalayan treelines revealed by population demographics of two dominant species K. Mainali et al.
93. Intra-and interannual climate variability drives the radial growth of Pinus wallichiana in the Nepalese Himalayas D. Gautam et al.
94. A winter temperature reconstruction for the Lidder Valley, Kashmir, Northwest Himalaya based on tree-rings of Pinus wallichiana S. Shah et al.
95. Climate change and plant biodiversity in Himalaya, India R. Yadav et al.
96. Impact of climate change on the Himalayan alpine treeline vegetation S. Kumar & V. Khanduri
97. Climate-Driven Differences in Growth Performance of Cohabitant Fir and Birch in a Subalpine Forest in Dhorpatan Nepal R. Bista et al.
98. Will climate change impact distribution of bats in Nepal Himalayas? A case study of five species S. Thapa et al.
99. Climatic Influence on Growth Performance of Abies spectabilis in the Himalayas K. Pandey et al.
100. Abies spectabilis shows stable growth relations to temperature, but changing response to moisture conditions along an elevation gradient in the central Himalaya N. Gaire et al.
101. Implications of tree species – environment relationships for the responsiveness of Himalayan krummholz treelines to climate change N. Schwab et al.
102. Pastoralism in the highest peaks: Role of the traditional grazing systems in maintaining biodiversity and ecosystem function in the alpine Himalaya T. Ingty & B. Acharya
103. Population structure, regeneration potential and leaf morphological traits ofRhododendron campanulatumD.Don along an altitudinal gradient in Western Himalaya A. Jamloki et al.
104. Low recruitment above treeline indicates treeline stability under changing climate in Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve, Western Nepal P. Chhetri & D. Cairns
105. Regeneration and leaf traits variation of Rhododendron campanulatum along elevation gradient in western Nepal Himalaya D. Karki et al.
106. Site specific growth performance of Cedrus deodara forests in Western Nepal Himalaya A. Tiwari et al.
107. How do soil properties affect alpine treelines? General principles in a global perspective and novel findings from Rolwaling Himal, Nepal M. Müller et al.
108. Shifting of Vegetation and Timber Lines in Pinder Watershed Central Himalaya Using Geospatial Technology P. Sharma
109. Co-evolving dynamics in the social-ecological system of community forestry—prospects for ecosystem-based adaptation in the Middle Hills of Nepal P. Sapkota et al.
110. Effects of climate change on treeline trees in Sagarmatha (Mt. Everest, Central Himalaya) S. Pandey et al.
111. Distributional shifts in ectomycorrizhal fungal communities lag behind climate-driven tree upward migration in a conifer forest-high elevation shrubland ecotone L. Álvarez-Garrido et al.
112. Elevation-driven influences on soil nutrient dynamics and vegetation structure in temperate subalpine forests of the Western Himalaya R. Rawal et al.
113. Modelling Betula utilis distribution in response to climate-warming scenarios in Hindu-Kush Himalaya using random forest J. Mohapatra et al.
114. Elevation gradients alter vegetation attributes in mountain ecosystems of eastern Himalaya, India V. Negi et al.
115. Effect of altitude and climate in shaping the forest compositions of Singalila National Park in Khangchendzonga Landscape, Eastern Himalaya, India S. Sinha et al.
116. Moisture, Not Temperature, in the Pre-Monsoon Influences Pinus wallichiana Growth along the Altitudinal and Aspect Gradients in the Lower Himalayas of Central Nepal D. Gautam et al.
117. Tree-ring based spring precipitation reconstruction in western Nepal Himalaya since AD 1840 N. Gaire et al.
118. Half century in biodiversity and conservation research in Nepal: a review P. Paudel et al.