Canary in the Forest? – Tree mortality and canopy dieback of western redcedar linked to drier and warmer summer conditions
Robert A. Andrus(University of Colorado Boulder), Henry D. Adams(Washington State University), J. T. Yusi(Washington State University), Andrés Holz(Portland State University), L.R. Peach(Washington State University), Melissa A. Fischer(University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School), Kevan B. Moffett(Washington State University Vancouver), Joseph M. Hulbert(GC Systems (United States)), A. R. Cinquini(Washington State University), Aaron R. Ramirez(University of California, Santa Barbara), Betsy A. Goodrich(US Forest Service), Benjamin Mills(University of Leeds), Claus Buhl, Arjan J. H. Meddens(Washington State University)
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