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Keywords: Angiosperms; canopy; Climate; Climatic conditions; Coniferous forests; Coniferous trees; conifers; data collection; dendroecology; Drought; drought intensity; Dry forests; Environmental impact; Forest growth; Forest productivity; Forests; global change ecology; growth rings; growth variability; Gymnosperms; Mathematical analysis; NDVI; normalized difference vegetation index; Normalized difference vegetative index; Plant cover; Plant species; Productivity; Spain; Species; SPEI; tree growth; Trees; tree‐rings; Variability; Water balance; Width; Spain