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an area of woodland, historically, one owned by the sovereign and set apart as a hunting ground with its own laws and officers.
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The sensors measure temperature and humidity, and will provide a long term perspective on how changes in the forest structure are related to microclimate changes in the edge of fragments.
UNIVERSITY OF HELSINKI: Amazon: On the edge of the burnt rainforest
Forest structure and climate mediate drought-induced tree mortality in forests of the Sierra Nevada 2019.
The California Tree Mortality Data Collection Network -- Enhanced communication and collaboration among scientists and stakeholders
Bat response to shelterwood harvests and forest structure in oak-hickory forests.
A Comparison of Bat Activity in a Managed Central Hardwood Forest
Effects of flooding duration on species richness, floristic composition and forest structure in river margin habitat in Amazonian Blackwater floodplain forests: Implications for future design of protected areas.
What we Know about the Composition and Structure of Igapo Forests in the Amazon Basin
Stand dieback and collapse in a temperate forest and its impact on forest structure and biodiversity.
INFLUENCE OF SELECTED FEATURES OF FORESTS ON FOREST LANDSCAPE AESTHETIC VALUE--EXAMPLE OF SE POLAND
They showed that the interactions between the timber and water productions change according to the assumed relationships between forest structure and the values.
A review of the development of the multiple use forest management planning concept/Une etude du developpement du concept de planification de la gestion des forets a usages multiples/Una revision del desarrollo del concepto de planificacion de la gestion forestal de usos multiples
No visual changes in shape or size of the fragment could be observed in the Landsat satellite imagery from 1975 and no logging has been reported since the 1960s, therefore, forest structure and edges might be considered to be stabilised.
Spatial patterns and edge effects on soil organic matter and nutrients in a forest fragment of southern Brazil
He uses patterns of tree rings to understand the influence of historic human impacts and natural processes on forest structure, function, and composition.
132nd ANNUAL ACADEMY MEETING: Presidential Plenary Address by Darrin L. Rubino: "Dendroarchaeology: Using Building Timbers and Tree Rings to Explore the Past"
Comparison of differences in forest structure (mean [+ or -] SE) of the core zone between 2002 and 2013 by Mann--Whitney (U-tests.
Current nature reserve management in China and effective conservation of threatened pheasant species
Microclimatic variations are very important to forest structure and composition, and plants usually grow more densely at forest edges--creating a buffer zone that can minimize the impacts of abiotic effects originating in the deforested matrix (Williams-Linera, 1990; Gascon et al., 2000).
Analyzing the edge effects in a Brazilian seasonally dry tropical forest/Analisando o efeito de borda em uma floresta estacionai decidual brasileira
2000: Tropical diversity forest structure and demography of a frugivorous rodent the spiny rat (Proechimys semispinosus).
Assessment of the habitat quality of the forest dormouse (Dryomys nitedula) in Daghestan, Russia: role of foods and vegetation structure
The resulting forest is more open, allows for a more productive understory, and has a mosaic forest structure of tree clumps of varying densities and sizes.
Habitat use by Abert's Squirrels (Sciurus aberti) in managed forests

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