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Table 4 Location of the three transects with longitude (Long.) and latitude (Lat.), elevation (Elev.) and climatic characteristics of the highest (top end) and the lowest (bottom end) plots. The highest-elevation plots are located in typical beech forests, the lowest plots in typical oak forests. Given are annual mean temperature (MAT), temperature of the warmest month (Tmax), temperature of the coldest month (Tmin), mean temperature of warmest quarter (BIO10), mean annual precipitation (Pm), precipitation of the wettest month (Pmax), precipitation of the driest month (Pmin) and precipitation of the warmest quarter (BIO18) according to data extracted from the CHELSA climate data base (Karger et al., 2017)

From: Climate warming-induced replacement of mesic beech by thermophilic oak forests will reduce the carbon storage potential in aboveground biomass and soil

Locality

County

Transect position

Long

Lat

Elev. [m]

MAT [C°]

Tmax [C°]

Tmin [C°]

BIO10 [C°]

Pm [mm year−1]

Pmax [mm]

Pmin [mm]

BIO18 [mm]

Milova (Transect A)

Arad

Top end

21.8135

46.1973

759

7.9

23.4

-6.5

18.2

892

125

48

254

Bottom end

21.8022

46.1290

216

10.8

26.5

-6.5

21.2

690

132

52

248

Maciova (Transect B)

Caraș-Severin

Top end

22.2460

45.5749

719

8.2

23.8

-7.1

18.6

951

100

54

216

Bottom end

22.2116

45.5248

256

11.1

26.9

-4.0

21.7

791

81

41

157

Eselnita (Transect C)

Orsova

Top end

22.3188

44.7754

907

7.8

23.6

-3.8

18.3

844

106

45

201

Bottom end

22.3578

44.7173

147

11.9

28.0

-3.5

22.6

598

69

40

137