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Dinesh P. Semwal, Soyimchiten Longkumar, Puran Chandra, Ranbir S. Rathi, Krishna M. Rai, Mamta Arya, Sudhir P. Ahlawat and Praveen K. Singh
Guava is an exotic fruit crop in India, and its occurrence in wild forests in the mid-hills of the Himalayas is a rare and unique phenomenon in its distribution. In the Ramganga valley of Pithoragarh district, Uttarakhand, a naturalized population of gua...
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Maurizio Pollino, Sergio Cappucci, Ludovica Giordano, Domenico Iantosca, Luigi De Cecco, Danilo Bersan, Vittorio Rosato and Flavio Borfecchia
Earthquake-induced rubble in urbanized areas must be mapped and characterized. Location, volume, weight and constituents are key information in order to support emergency activities and optimize rubble management. A procedure to work out the geometric ch...
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Nikolaos Georgios Oikonomakis,Petros Ganatsas
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Aim of the study: To investigate the secondary forest succession in the study area and the pathways of its spread and the existing environmental, autecological factors and possible inter-specific competition relationships.Area of study: The study area is...
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Ram P. Sharma, Zdenek Vacek, Stanislav Vacek and Milo? Kucera
Height-to-diameter at breast height (DBH) ratio (HDR) is an important tree and stand stability measure. Several factors such as stand dynamics, natural and anthropogenic disturbances, and silvicultural tending significantly affect HDR, and, therefore, in...
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Angus D. Warfield and Javier X. Leon
Mangroves provide a variety of ecosystem services, which can be related to their structural complexity and ability to store carbon in the above ground biomass (AGB). Quantifying AGB in mangroves has traditionally been conducted using destructive, time-co...
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Lars Drössler, Eric Agestam, Kamil Bielak, Malgorzata Dudzinska, Julia Koricheva, Mateusz Liziniewicz, Magnus Löf, Bill Mason, Hans Pretzsch, Sauli Valkonen and Klaas Wellhausen
Pine-spruce forests are one of the commonest mixed forest types in Europe and both tree species are very important for wood supply. This study summarized nine European studies with Scots pine and Norway spruce where a mixed-species stand and both monocul...
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Fabian Schwaiger, Werner Poschenrieder, Peter Biber and Hans Pretzsch
The control and maintenance of species composition of mixed stands is a highly relevant objective of forest management in order to provide multifunctionality and climatic resilience. In contrast to this requirement there is, however, an evident lack of q...
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Bin Wang, Mingze Li, Wenyi Fan, Ying Yu and Jing M. Chen
Net primary productivity (NPP) is a key component in the terrestrial ecosystem carbon cycle, and it varies according to stand age and site class index (SCI) for different forest types. Here we report an improved method for describing the relationships be...
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Anne-Christine Mupepele and Carsten F. Dormann
Forest harvest alters natural nutrient cycles, which is reflected in stream water run-off from harvested catchments. Nitrate is an essential nutrient for plant growth, but increased concentrations in rivers, lakes, and oceans have contributed to eutrophi...
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Jan Dempewolf, Jyoteshwar Nagol, Sebastian Hein, Carsten Thiel and Reiner Zimmermann
Tree height growth measurements at monthly and annual time scales are important for calibrating and validating forest growth models, forest management and studies of forest ecology and biophysical processes. Previous studies measured the terminal growth ...
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