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Direct and Indirect effects and the Long-term Risks of Air Pollution on Forest Ecosystems: Forest Decline and Wood Quality
1993
Bues, C.T. | Schulz, H. (University of Munich, (Germany))
The results of numerous investigations in Europe on potential relationships between forest decline caused by immissions and the wood quality of diseased trees consistently showed the technical properties of wood form diseased trees to be unaffected. Wood from diseased trees can be used without reservation.
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1993
Schulz, H. (University of Munich (Germany). Institute for Wood Research)
Wood will have a great importance as renewable raw material. Forest devastation endangers the world's future wood supply. We need a long-term strategy for forestry and forest products industries to protect complete ecological life cycle.
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