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Effects of prescribed burning on ecosystem processes and attributes in pine/hardwood forests of the southern Appalachians.

1994

Vose J.M.

AGROVOC Keywords
biodiversidad biodiversity bois de feuillus calidad del agua carolina del norte carolina del sur caroline du nord caroline du sud controlled burning cursos de agua ecosistema ecosystems forest litter hardwood hojarasca forestal losses madera de frondosas mixed forests nitrogen content nitrogen metabolism north carolina perte pinus quema controlada revegetation rivers silvicultural systems sistemas silviculturales south carolina stand characteristics teneur en azote water erosion water quality
Bibliographic information
ISSN 0193-8495
Pagination
v.81-90
Other Subjects
Ecosysteme; Erosion por el agua; Regime sylvicole; Metabolismo del nitrogeno; Foret melangee; Bosque mixto; Contenido de nitrogeno; Erosion hydrique; Qualite de l' eau; Biodiversite; Regeneracion vegetal; Cours d' eau; Perdidas; Estados apalaches eua; Caracteristicas del rodal; Etats appalachiens eu; Metabolisme de l' azote; Litiere forestiere; Characteristique du peuplement; Appalachian states usa; Brulage dirige; Restauration couverture vegetale
Language
English
Note
references. Paper presented at the symposium on Opportunities for the Hardwood Industry to Address Environmental Challenges held May 12-15, 1994, Cashiers, North Carolina. AVAILABILITY: US (DNAL SD397.H3H37).
Type
Journal Article; Journal Part; Journal Article; Journal Part
Source
Hardwood-Symposium (USA). (1994). (no. 22) p. 81-90.
Corporate Author
USDA, Forest Service, Otto, NC.
FAO, Rome (Italy). Dept. des Forets. Ministere de l' Environnement et du Tourisme, Ouagadougou (Burkina Faso). PNUD, New York (USA).
2012-11-15
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