Global Change and Terrestrial Ecosystems (GCTE) - Effects of Global change on Managed Forests

Landsberg, J.J.; Linder, S.; McMurtrie, R.E

Global Change and Terrestrial Ecosystems (GCTE) - Effects of Global change on Managed Forests

1995

Landsberg, J.J. (Centre for Environmental Mechanics, Canberra (Australia)) | Linder, S. (Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Uppsala (Sweden)) | McMurtrie, R.E (University of New South Wales, Kensington (Australia))

The primary aim of the forest-related research is to understand and evaluate potential effects of global change on future structure, composition, and cycling of carbon, water and mineral nutrients, in natural and managed forests and to identify resource management strategies for sustainable forestry and ecosystem management

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changement climatique climatic change damage environmental factors environmental impact facteur du milieu factores ambientales forest management impact sur l'environnement impacto ambiental sostenibilidad sustainability

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Published in

Occasional Papers (IUFRO) | Nr. 1

Volume 34 ISSN 1024-414X

Other Subjects

Danos; Degat; Amenagement forestier; Durabilite; Ordenacion forestal; Cambio climatico

Language

English

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Summary (En)

1 table, 2 app.

Type

Summary; Non-Conventional

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Global Change and Terrestrial Ecosystems (GCTE) - Effects of Global change on Managed Forests

1995

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