Forests Faced with Increasing Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide

Guehl, J.M. . Research Centre of Nancy

Forests Faced with Increasing Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide

1997

Guehl, J.M. (INRA, Champenoux (France). Research Centre of Nancy)

Through the increasing amounts of carbon they immobilize, forest ecosystems play an important role in attenuating the man-made increase of atmospheric carbon dioxide. If carbon dioxide emission remain high in the future decades, forest ecosystems will not be able to avoid a considerable, and long-term increase of atmospheric carbon dioxide concentration

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bosques carbon dioxide changement climatique climatic change dioxyde de carbone forests

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Occasional Paper (IUFRO)

Issue 9 ISSN 1024-414X

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pp. 11-15

Other Subjects

Dioxido de carbono; Foret; Cambio climatico

Language

English

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Summary (En)

2 fig.

Type

Summary; Non-Conventional

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Forests Faced with Increasing Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide

1997

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