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Across the experiment as a whole, there were weak negative relationships between average ring width and both stress-wave velocity (r = −0.29) (Figure 5) and outerwood density (r = −0.29) (Figure 6).

Annual variation in ring width (climatic sensitivity) showed significant but somewhat weaker effects of site climate and provenance climate than average ring width.

The average ring-width was 3.10 mm for the period studied, which translates to a DBH increase of ~6.2 mm year−1 although ring-width decreased with increasing age (Figure 5A).

(F′ ) Mean ring width over time (n = 7; error bars = SEM).

Average tree ring widths over the 23-year chronology showed strong interactions between mean temperature of population origins and mean temperature of test sites, reflecting local adaptation, and strong effects of site temperature and moisture, reflecting phenotypic plasticity.

Because the average band width was ∼110 nm, much wider than the apparent width of a single protofilament in PALM images, the Z-ring must contain more than one protofilament laterally.

These predictions are used to predict disc density at breast height (D bh ) for any required age based on area weighted averages using ring widths predicted by the growth model.

An alternative breast-height density model using ring width as its principal independent variable was fitted to densitometry data averaged by ring at each of 25 sites.

Anatomical parameters consisted of lumen area (la), cell diameter (cd), and average cell wall thickness (wt; Appendix S1); ring parameters were earlywood width (EW), latewood width (LW), and total ring width (RW).

Thus, to eliminate the over- and underestimation caused by natural tree ring width decrease and basal area increase during the tree senescence and increasing size, we averaged the number of estimated rings by these two methods.

This method treats the stable isotope series such as a tree-ring index, akin to ring width.