[图书][B] Monitoring forest biodiversity: improving conservation through ecologically-responsible management
T Gardner - 2010 - taylorfrancis.com
The fate of much of the world's terrestrial biodiversity depends upon our ability to improve
the management of forest ecosystems that have already been substantially modified by …
the management of forest ecosystems that have already been substantially modified by …
Changes in soil properties, tree growth, and nutrition over a period of 10 years after stump removal and scarification on moderately coarse soils in interior British …
GD Hope - Forest Ecology and Management, 2007 - Elsevier
Silvicultural site preparation treatments that involve severe soil and forest floor disturbance
may, in the long-term, reduce soil productivity and negate the initial increased forest …
may, in the long-term, reduce soil productivity and negate the initial increased forest …
Morphology, Growth and Architecture Response of Beech (Fagus orientalis Lipsky) and Maple Tree (Acer velutinum Boiss.) Seedlings to Soil Compaction Stress …
The Caspian forests of Iran were monitored and evaluated for forest natural regeneration
after logging activities for more than a decade. This large area has a substantial ecological …
after logging activities for more than a decade. This large area has a substantial ecological …
Towards the application of soil organic matter as an indicator of forest ecosystem productivity: Deriving thresholds, developing monitoring systems, and evaluating …
B Seely, C Welham, JA Blanco - Ecological Indicators, 2010 - Elsevier
Soil organic matter (SOM), typically measured as soil organic carbon (SOC), has been
widely recognized as a critical linkage between forest management and long-term site …
widely recognized as a critical linkage between forest management and long-term site …
Soil impacts and residual stand damage from thinning operations
Thinning has a crucial role in retaining the future value of stands; hence, excessive soil
disturbance and damage to residual trees can diminish thinning advantages. The research …
disturbance and damage to residual trees can diminish thinning advantages. The research …
Changes in soil parameters of forests after windstorms and timber extraction
R Picchio, R Venanzi, F Tavankar, I Luchenti… - European Journal of …, 2019 - Springer
One of the main problems in close-to-nature management of high forests is linked to the
ecological and economic aspects of salvage logging. This research involved analysing soil …
ecological and economic aspects of salvage logging. This research involved analysing soil …
[PDF][PDF] Fuel reduction practices and their effects on soil quality
MD Busse, KR Hubbert, EEY Moghaddas - 2014 - fs.usda.gov
Damages to soil and tree species by cable-skidding in Caspian forests of Iran
Aim of study: The main aims of this study were to determine of damage level to residual
stand and soil disturbance from mechanized selection logging. Area of study: Mixed beech …
stand and soil disturbance from mechanized selection logging. Area of study: Mixed beech …
Impact of postfire logging on soil bacterial and fungal communities and soil biogeochemistry in a mixed-conifer forest in central Oregon
TN Jennings, JE Smith, K Cromack, EW Sulzman… - Plant and Soil, 2012 - Springer
Aims Postfire logging recoups the economic value of timber killed by wildfire, but whether
such forest management activity supports or impedes forest recovery in stands differing in …
such forest management activity supports or impedes forest recovery in stands differing in …
Soil mapping, monitoring, and assessment
MJ Kimsey, LE Laing, SM Anderson, J Bruggink… - Forest and rangeland …, 2020 - Springer
Soils are a nonrenewable resource that support a wide array of ecosystem functions. The
scope of these functions depends on the nature and properties of the soil at a given location …
scope of these functions depends on the nature and properties of the soil at a given location …