Potentials and limitations of field studies on forest decline associated with anthropogenic pollution

Oren, R.; Werk, K.S.; Meyer, J.; Schulze, E.D.

Potentials and limitations of field studies on forest decline associated with anthropogenic pollution

1989

Oren, R. | Werk, K.S. | Meyer, J. | Schulze, E.D.

AGROVOC Keywords

aetiology bestandesdichte biomasse crecimiento croissance enfermedades de las plantas etiologia etiologie fichte growth maladie des plantes picea abies plant diseases pollution

Bibliographic information

Published in

Ecological Studies, Analysis and Synthesis (Germany, F.R.)

Issue 77

Publisher

Springer

Other Subjects

Bavaria/ biomass; Contaminacion; Vergleichende untersuchungen; 181.65; Anthropogene ursachen; Fichtelgebirge; Baviere/ biomasse; 53; Gesunde bestaende; 174.7 picea abies; Waldschaeden; Kranke bestaende; (430.1-43.6); Grundflaeche; Standortsfaktoren; Zuwachs; 425.1; Felduntersuchungen; Bavaria/ biomasa

Language

English

Note

2 graphs, 1 table; 40 ref.

ISBN

3-540-50793-0

Source

Forest decline and air pollution. A study of spruce (Picea abies) on acid soils, Schulze, E.D. (Bayreuth Univ. (Germany, F.R.). Lehrstuhl fuer Pflanzenoekologie)Lange, O.L.Oren, R. (eds.).- Berlin (Germany, F.R.): Springer, 1989.- ISBN 3-540-50793-0. p. 23-36

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