[PDF] Top 20 The value of forest ecosystems

... tropical forest context has been facilitated by a number of recent surveys: Godoy et ...of forest to wider areas, with little regard for (a) the fact that the area in question will not be typical of the ... See full document

... of forest ecosystems dominated by spruce is ...the forest in forest management plans, whose average size is ...the forest ecosystems of the Czech ... See full document

... Differential species of FSC 3W (Querceto-Fage- tum calcarium) in principle copy the significant and differential elements of Fagion alliance and ass. Cephalanthero-Fagetum. From this point of view the highest values were ... See full document

... of forest ecosys- tems. Dong PraYa Yen-KhaoYai Forest Complex has been a UNESCO natural world heritage site since 2007, but little is known about its plant ...between forest type and physio- chemical ... See full document

... productive forest areas with relatively low biodiversity ...direct forest management and conservation planning for the landscape scale and among these the use of buffer-radius methods, which create buffers ... See full document

... The special biogeographic location of the Šumava Mts. in the center of Central European landscape predetermined that these mountains became an important evolutionary crossing for the biota across which many Alpine ... See full document

... In order to determine the effect of channelization on lesser vegeta- tion, tree growth and vigor, stand regeneration, wildlife habitat and other swamp forest values, the differences in[r] ... See full document

... the forest health condition when more authors (Heško et ...average value of defoliation and it also has other negative impacts as Šmelko (1997) ...for forest biotopes in the area of “Hien- heimer ... See full document

... Higher value interception loss at experimental plot 1 compared plot 2 is due to the stand density and can- opy structure. On the other research areas to meet the prerequisites of interception loss reduction with ... See full document

... Several forest plants and forest soil were in- vestigated for their emission of volatile organo- chlorines (Table 1). Common liverwort emitted CHCl 3 , CCl 4 and C 2 Cl 4 in relatively high amounts similar ... See full document

... deciduous forest in Shivpuri district, Madhya Pradesh, Central India, using nondestructive ...tropical forest of Chhattisgarh region in India with the help of satellite remote sensing and GIS ...deciduous ... See full document

... The project aims at effectively safeguarding Ethiopia’s biodiversity, ecosystems and ecological processes from human-induced pressures. It promotes a sustainable Protected Area System that contributes ... See full document

... of forest legislation cannot be over-emphasized as they could also assist in educating the farmers or forest dwellers on the importance of forest policies and its ...of forest legislation’s ... See full document

... catchment-lake ecosystems in the 1930s suggested an equilibrium between deposition and ...in forest ecosystems due to the lower amount of S accumulated in ... See full document

... The strategy literatures on alliances, networks, and ecosystems each have a common theme that firms are not islands. Rather, firms are dependent on other firms for creat- ing value. However, each of the ... See full document

... in forest fragments relative to ungrazed reference forest ...of forest fragments in New ...in forest fragments compared with ungrazed ...between forest fragments, reflecting localised ... See full document

... non-timber forest products [1,2]; however un- sustainable harvesting and deforestation are threatening the permanence of harvested species in natural forests ...in forest remnants thereby also altering the ... See full document

... rain forest, with Dacrydium cupressinum (rimu), Prumnopitys ferruginea (miro) and Podocarpus hallii (totara) being particularly abundant (Coomes and Bellingham, ... See full document

... ing pressure on wood as an energy source radically modified the conditions under which forests would be used for the industrial and economic expansion of a country. This has been a decisive element in turn- ing forestry ... See full document

... As mentioned in the introduction, existing quantitative methods for identifying different developmental stages in forests are mainly based on rasterization. We suggest that tree groups in beech forests develop via ... See full document