The characteristic of birch natural woodland habitats in Latvia

Straupe, I.E-mail:inga.straupe@llu.lv

The characteristic of birch natural woodland habitats in Latvia

2005

Straupe, I.(Latvia Univ. of Agriculture, Jelgava (Latvia))E-mail:inga.straupe@llu.lv

The role of birch natural (NWH) and potential natural (PNWH) woodland habitats for maintaining of biodiversity in Latvia is described and evaluated. The analysis of the proportion of area of birch stands and natural and potential natural woodland hibitats by regions, by age structure, and by growing conditions has been done. The distribution of birch natural and potential woodland hibitats by habitat groups, as well as most often recognized habitat specialist and indicator species is described.

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AGROVOC Keywords

age structure betula biodiversidad biodiversity biodiversité ecosistema ecosystems environmental impact estructura por edades forest stands forêt claire habitat habitats impact sur l'environnement impacto ambiental investigación latvia letonia lettonie peuplement forestier recherche research rodales répartition des âges woodlands écosystème

Bibliographic information

Publisher

LLU

Pagination

p. 221-226

Other Subjects

Formación boscosa

Language

English

Note

Summary (En)

5 ill., 11 ref.

Type

Conference; Summary

Source

Research for Rural Development, 2005. International scientific conference proceedings, Jelgava, Latvia, 19-22 May, 2005, Latvia Univ. of Agriculture, Jelgava (Latvia).- Jelgava (Latvia): LLU, 2005. International Scientific Conference: Research for Rural Development,International Scientific Conference: Research for Rural Development, Jelgava (Latvia), 19-22 May 2005.- 9984-784-01-0.- p. 221-226

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