FORESTRY REPORTS

"Wesummarize and interpret basic resource information such as forest area, ownership, volume, biomass, and carbon stocks; forest structure and function topics such as biodiversity, forest age, and deadwood; disturbance information such as tree damage, fire, and invasive plants; and tree growth,...

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Published in:Journal of forestry 2016-09, Vol.114 (5), p.589-589
Main Author: Flick, Sarah
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Climate change
Demography
Disease
Ecosystems
Environmental protection
Forest & brush fires
Forestry
Habitats
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Trees
Wildlife conservation
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Disease
Ecosystems
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Forestry
Habitats
Science
Trees
Wildlife conservation
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