... furiously around the point Staying not long to observe them, I led the way straight into the darkness of the woods, aiming for the seashore at the other side of the point But Tamin was not satisfied ... cleared the river mouth, these were plainly real I headed for the eastern point of the island, intending to land at the mouth of the Piziquid and make some inquiries The morning air was like wine in ... at the Forge Part I Marc The Forge intheForest A Foreword Where the Five Rivers flow down to meet the swinging of the Minas tides, and the Great Cape of Blomidon bars out the storm and the...
... Petráš 1998) into the practice of forest management in 1990 inthe whole territory of Slovakia Since 1990 the growing stock in most stands has been determined using these yield tables For the observation ... occurred mainly due to the realization of regeneration felling, including salvage felling inthe stands of lower age classes Dynamic changes inthe distribution of the growing stock to individual ... commercial forests are illustrated in Fig. 2 It is obvious from the data that the highest cutting percentages for tending as well as regeneration felling were recorded in 1980 In 1996 the cutting percentages...
... products, the units being defined spatially In contrast, the local users have opted for the species as the management unit Species providing the same types of product are disseminated throughout theforest ... of all the species, their uses and their biology and sustainable harvesting techniques The villagers’ perception of theforest goes against the conventional wisdom that their view is in harmony ... the study Showing a villager a sample of the tree species and Recreation/toys 17 (1967) forest inventory covered an extended area including the SNP Huang (2005) studied the Salonga forest using...
... 13 The activity of the F sanguinea ants depending on the quantity of light incident upon the soil surface 36 0.0 Undergrowth Fig 14 GLM of the occurrence of the F sanguinea ants depending on the ... burned forest by ants inthe southern Finnish Boreal Forest Silva Fennica, 30: 421–435 Punttila P., Haila Y., Pajunen T., Tukia H., 1991 Colonisation of clearcut forests by ants inthe southern Finnish ... that now the spruce is a predominant species in this rugged upland (Culek 1996) In 2005 and 2006 ant communities were sampled in closed spruce forests inthe age classes 0–2 (clearings-samplings),...
... factor affecting theforest stands is the state of forest soils which shows the insufficiency of the main nutrients available, and sometimes inthe total amount as well The situation inthe soil ... sufficient, therefore just as inthe case of phosphorus, there is a potential to increase it by weathering or by changes in chemical valence inthe case of pH change The nutrition of the spruce stands in ... of interest The nutrient content inthe soil was determined inthe upper humus layer (FH) and inthe mineral soil (B) to a depth of 30 cm A part of the samples was taken by the method when the...
... By extending the cross sections within roads where the material is transported; – By increasing the maximum working capacity (performance) Determination of the optimum regime of the logging and ... determine the rational performance of machines are further discussed in this paper The objective of this paper was to present some results from the analysis and from the determination of mathematic ... required for reaching minimum specific emissions from logging and transport operations intheforestin relation to extracted mass unit Materials and methods The outline of deduction of the criterional...
... sunflecks occurred mainly early inthe morning or late inthe evening In contrast, inthe treatments ‘noon’ and ‘control’ the input of unplanned direct energy was substantial (Fig 4) Inthe treatment ... parameter since no data on the basal diameter at the beginning of the experiment were available, and estimating initial biomass with seedling height only and calculating biomass gain as the difference ... with the small seedling biomass found inthe “full” treatment (8.5 ± 1.5 g in 2002), which is less than the biomass reached inthe four experimental treatments (Fig 5) The seedlings inthe ‘full’...
... reduction in bryophytes and monocots was observed inthe birch forests as inthe larch plantations The main difference between the two forest types was the dominance of dicots inthe ground flora of the ... (LI-COR Inc., Lincoln, Nebraska) in early August One instrument was placed in a clearing and the other was used to take readings of sky brightness every m along each 50 m main-plot in all theforest ... ground vegetation inthe three middle-aged larch forests (18–37 years) was only 20–37% that of the pasture These forests had similar stocking as the young larch forests, but their dominant height...
... under pine (Pinus sylvestris L and Pinus pinaster Aiton) was selected as well Within the 106 forest reserve Mattemburgh, inthe municipality of Woensdrecht (The Netherlands) close to the Belgian ... timber For oak, the density is mainly controlled by the cambial age and the ring width [33] The amount of the denser latewood will increase when the total ring width increases According to recent ... one of the growth-ring patterns from the contemporary oak trees A division into two distinct classes, with the series holding less than 50 growth rings separated from the Tree rings and forest...
... slow increase from the beginning of the 20th century Between 1910 and 2001, ring-width has increased of about 50% The growth pattern of the sampled trees was in agreement with the stand growing ... available inventory) and 2001 (last inventory) inthe “Futaie des Clos” according to the diameter classes (in cm at 1.30 cm) The indicated values correspond to the highest diameters of the classes ... especially from the 1900s to the present Thus, the increase of tree ring widths during the last century was closely linked to decreasing competition (Tab I) 3.3 Pointer years For the period 1715–2001...
... characteristics, the time since last thinning τ and the thinning intensity I were retained for this study Thinning intensity I is defined in terms of basal area, being equal to the ratio of absolute ... since thinning increased (data not shown) Thus the influences of stand age, time since last thinning and intensity of last thinning on extinction coefficient b (relationship (2)) were further analyzed ... maintained, so they were not used inthe models proposed above Nevertheless, it would be interesting to further analyze their effects on the extinction coefficient b, corrected for age and thinning...
... comparing their contribution followed (NF) As a result, the winter rainfall favours the loss of elements in these acidic media, resulting in a lower The fraction corresponding to other plant remains ... had the highest P concentration inthe leaves The amounts of P circulating inthe chestnut ecosystem through the leaves are in an intermediate position with respect to the data found inthe literature ... (table II) There seem to be small peaks inthe fall of branches, one in April and the other in October (1992-1993), indicating that their contribution to the soil may be governed by the frosts...
... elements inthe rain water increases as the water passes through theforest canopy The elements showing the greatest increase in concentration inthe throughfall water with respect to rain water ... coming from the East (continent) The total contribution of all the elements analysed inthe throughfall water are greater than those of the rain water [36], indicating that the content of these ... The final composition of the water flowing from the canopy is determined by the initial composition of the rainfall water, the wash-off of dry atmospheric dust, and water interception, leaching...
... to overcome the dormancy of Ricinodendron heudelotii The underling hypothesis is that there could be a polymorphism of the germination behaviour of the seeds depending on the pre- sowing techniques ... germinated if the radicle goes through the seedcoat inthe first two experiments and when the seedling appears above the substrate for the third one Data were collected at 3-day intervals The ... soaking time in sulphuric acid was increased up to 180 min, resulting in germination from % for soaking duration longer than 60 min, to 15 % (maximum) after soaking for 60 (table II) Despite the...
... storage’ inthe organic profile with the water reserves inthe underlying mineral soil profile During [22]) the summer months of 1991 and 1992, theforest floor contributed on average 27 % (in the ... of the water transpired by the stand from May to September 1991 must have been taken up roots intheforest floor while the 63 % originated from the minremaining eral soil (table VI) For the ... importance of the organic profile inthe stand water balance How important is theforest floor inthe Lüneburger Heide oak-beech forest for the water demand of the trees? Figure contrasts the ’water...
... a forest Now, it is cold here Lots of animals live here intheforest Here they are The fox and her kits live in a small den The den is a good home for them The father fox is looking for something ... would you describe the forest? Where the fox and her kits live? What does the father fox when the mother fox needs some food? What other food you think a fox might find inthe forest? How did you ... is looking for something to eat He finds a very big fish inthe water He brings it home to the small den The fox likes fish very much The fox wants some more! Te a c he rR Think Critically ea d-...
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... (Table 5) The mean pre-treatment Shannon index was 0.41 (including control, SE: 0.03); after harvesting (in 1976), the Shannon index dropped to 0.33 (SE: 0.03) In 1984, the Shannon index increased ... respectively) The pre-treatment evenness index was 0.37 (including control, SE: 0.02) on average Even after harvesting, the evenness index remained similar (0.36, SE: 0.03) The index increased in 1984 ... the industrial infrastructure for intensive biomass harvesting, and has thereby limited opportunities to evaluate harvested sites and compare them to other forms of forest management (including...
... Systems thinking finds it greatest benefits in helping us distinguish high- from low-leverage changes in highly complex situations In effect, the art of systems thinking lies in seeing through ... succeed in sustaining growth in revenues and profits, maintaining high service quality, and expanding service capacity at a pace in balance with passengers carried The key is strengthening the "fundamental ... get lost inthe "trees" of these details and lose sight of the "forest" — mastering the dynamic complexity essential to successful strategy Here's where the discipline of systems thinking finds its...