Essays about: "död ved"
Showing result 31 - 35 of 113 essays containing the words död ved.
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31. Naturvårdsbedömning i västra Värmland – Skillnaderna mellan målklasserna PG, NS och NO
University essay from SLU/School for Forest ManagementAbstract : Den biologiska mångfalden är viktig i skogsbruket. Med skog som är avsatt för att gynna biologisk mångfald används målklasserna NO och NS som finns i skogsbruksplanen som markägare har. Genom Skogsbiologernas modell för naturvärdespoäng så kan man undersöka hur mycket naturvärden olika bestånd i skogen innehåller. READ MORE
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32. Saproxylic beetles in Populus tremula fauna depots - how do you construct the best depot?
University essay from Uppsala universitet/Institutionen för biologisk grundutbildningAbstract : The biodiversity of saproxylic organisms and in the case of this study, saproxylic beetles, is dependent on the amount and quality of course woody debris (CWD) in the environment. Over the past decades the quantity of CWD in Swedish forests has increased, yet the quality has decreased, forests are managed and exploited, and old-growth forests are rarer. READ MORE
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33. Community structure of polyporous fungi after wildfire in boreal forest
University essay from SLU/Dept. of Wildlife, Fish and Environmental StudiesAbstract : Wildfire is a natural disturbance that creates large amounts dead wood and contribute to a landscape of different successional stages, important for biodiversity. The number of wildfires have declined in boreal Fennoscandia due to effective fire suppression. READ MORE
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34. The future of retention forestry : the historical legacy in stands and its impact on retention in the next generation
University essay from SLU/Dept. of Forest Ecology and ManagementAbstract : Today, around 55% of the world’s forests are already managed for timber pro-duction and other values. The need for actions concerning the fast decline in biodiversity was in the late 20th century met by the uprising of retention forest-ry. READ MORE
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35. Total carbon sequestration during an entire rotation period of oil palm in northern Borneo
University essay from SLU/Dept. of Forest Ecology and ManagementAbstract : Considerable amounts of carbon (C) has been lost from tropical forests as a result of continuous conversion of tropical forests into oil palm plantations. Therefore, a better understanding of the C budget and potential sequestration rate in oil palm plantations and how it compares to natural forests is needed. READ MORE