Also, the distribution and traits of trees are increasingly influenced by climate change, with impacts for local ecosystem service supply. In the USA, a study of 86 tree species/groups over the past three decades showed that more tree species have shifted westward  than poleward  in their abundance . This was due more to changes in moisture availability than to changes in temperature. As climate has warmed, trees are growing faster with longer growing seasons. However, a study of forests in Central Europe revealed that wood density has decreased since the 1870s . This means that increasing tree growth might not directly translate to increased total biomass and carbon sequestration.
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Climate Change 2022: Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability
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