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Modelling nutrient dynamics in forests, and the influence of nitrogen and phosphorus on growth [carbon model, forest growth models]

1986

Mohren, G.M.J. (Landbouwhogeschool, Wageningen (Netherlands). Dept. of Theoretical Production Ecology)

AGROVOC Keywords
absorption de substances nutritives carbon carbone carbono coniferous forests crecimiento croissance disponibilidad de nutrientes ecosistema ecosystems fertilisation fertilizer application forest litter forest soils fosforo growth hojarasca forestal modele modelos models nitrogen content nonoptimizing methods nutrient availability nutrient uptake phosphore phosphorus photosynthese photosynthesis pseudotsuga menziesii suelo forestal teneur en azote yield forecasting
Bibliographic information
Rapport - Sveriges Lantbruksuniversitet, Institutionen foer Ekologi och Miljoevaard (Sweden)
Issue 26 ISSN 0348-422X
Other Subjects
Pays-bas/ biomasse; Bosque de coniferas; Prevision de rendement; Methode non optimisante; Fotosintesis; Contenido de nitrogeno; Litiere forestiere; Paises bajos/ biomasa; Pronostico del rendimiento; Simulacion; Ecosysteme; Netherlands / biomass; Sol de foret; Foret resineuse; Element nutritif disponible; Absorcion de substancias nutritivas; Aplicacion de fertilizantes
Language
English
Note
27 ref. Summary (En)
ISBN
91-576-2747-9
Type
Conference; Summary; Non-Conventional
Source
Predicting consequences of intensive forest harvesting on long-term productivity. Proceedings from the IEA/FE Project CPC-10 workshop May, 24-31, 1986, Jaedraaas, Sweden, Aagren, G.I. (ed.).- Uppsala (Sweden), 1986.- ISBN 91-576-2747-9. p. 105-116
Conference
IEA/FE Project CPC-10 Workshop, Jaedraaas (Sweden), 24-31 May 1986
1987-08-15
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