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Investigates the influence of climate change, forest fires and insects outbreaks on eastern larch stand dynamics in Quebec. Use of larch and black spruce in the stem analysis conducted; Occurrence of larch establishment from surviving stems during a severe outbreak; Ability of eastern larch to tolerate high soil moisture and acidity.

Focuses on the Plant and Microbe Adaptations to Cold Meeting held in Québec in May 2003. Scientists gathered by the event; Key traits for winterhardiness of ecologically and economically herbaceous and lignous species; Discussion on the impact of climate change on plant and microorganism survival at low temperatures and on northern ecology.