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On the hidden significance of differing micro-sites on tree-ring based climate reconstructions

2015

Tree-ring chronologies are commonly extended back in time by combining samples from living trees with relict material preserved in man-made structures or natural archives (e.g. lakes). Although spatially close, these natural archives and living-tree-sites often comprise different micro-climates. Inhomogeneous growth conditions among these habitats, which may yield offsets in growth-rates, require caution in data processing. Here we assess species-specific growth dynamics in two micro-habitats and their potential effects on long chronologies by combining tree-ring data from different living-tree-sites with an “artificial” subfossil dataset. Well replicated (n > 80) Norway spruce (…

Shoregeographygeography.geographical_feature_categorySubfossilbiologyEcologyEcological ModelingScots pineForestryPicea abiesbiology.organism_classificationKarstNatural (archaeology)HabitatDendrochronologylcsh:SD1-669.5Physical geographylcsh:ForestryGeologySilva Fennica
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Impact of wheeled and tracked tractors on soil physical properties in a mixed conifer stand

2016

Abstract: Damage to forest soil caused by vehicle traffic mainly consists of soil compaction, displacement, and rut formation. Severity of the damage depends on vehicle mass, weight of the carried loads, ground morphology, and soil properties, such as moisture. This paper investigates the impacts of two types of vehicles (tracked or wheeled tractor), traffic intensities (one or five skidding cycles) and soil moisture (24% or 13% by weight) on compaction of a loam textured soil in a mixed conifer stand of central Italy. Changes in porosity, bulk density, shear and penetration resistances were analyzed. The latter three parameters were significantly higher in the trafficked soil portions than…

Tractorbusiness.product_category010504 meteorology & atmospheric sciencesSoil DegradationSoil science01 natural sciencesSoil compaction (agriculture)Soil retrogression and degradationlcsh:ForestryPorosityWater contentSettore AGR/06 - Tecnologia Del Legno E Utilizzazioni Forestali0105 earth and related environmental sciencesNature and Landscape ConservationSkid trailEcologyRuttingForestry04 agricultural and veterinary sciencesSoil qualityBulk densityForest ManagementSoil CompactionLoam040103 agronomy & agriculture0401 agriculture forestry and fisheriesEnvironmental sciencelcsh:SD1-669.5Skid TrailsbusinessiForest - Biogeosciences and Forestry
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Système semis direct permanent (SD1) testé sur CA-SYS

2019

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[SDE] Environmental Sciencessystème semis direct permanentSD1agroécologie[SDE]Environmental Sciencesplateforme CA-SYSComputingMilieux_MISCELLANEOUS
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Micropropagation of Genista aetnensis [(Raf. ex Biv.)DC]

2015

Genista aetnensis [(Raf. ex Biv.)DC] is a large deciduous shrub or small tree native to the Italian islands of Sardinia and Sicily. Being winter hardy and characterized by high plasticity in altitude and ecology, the species is grown in gardens and landscaping, both for flower and for its attractive shape. Genista species are generally propagate by seed or semi hardwood cuttings. In this report an efficient in vitro technique for propagation of G. aetnensis was investigated. Multiple shoots were induced on nodal segments of a mature plant of Genista aetnensis . The Murashige and Skoog medium, augmented with different concentrations of benzyladenine either singly or in combination with indol…

biologyGenista aetnensisAgriculture (General)food and beveragesForestryPlant ScienceGenistaSettore AGR/04 - Orticoltura E FloricolturaHorticultureSD1-669.5biology.organism_classificationS1-972In vitro rooting growth regulators Mount Etna broom node culture shoot multiplicationchemistry.chemical_compoundMurashige and Skoog mediumMicropropagationchemistryBotanyShootKinetinZeatinAgronomy and Crop ScienceExplant cultureNotulae Botanicae Horti Agrobotanici Cluj-Napoca
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Stand structure and spatial pattern of regeneration of Pinus sylvestris in a natural treed mire in Latvia

2009

We examined the regeneration patterns of Pinus sylvestris L. in a natural treed mire in the hemiboreal zone in Latvia. Data on tree stem age and size was collected in 207 fine-scale plots (10 m) and 4 medium-scale plots (400 m). Size structure of living and dead trees was also estimated on transects 180-m and 250-m length and 10-m width. In addition, the vegetation was described in 1-m plots to determine preferred microsites for P. sylvestris establishment. Pinus sylvestris showed continuous regeneration by an inverse J-shaped age and size structure. Pulses of mortality induced by fire were also evident. Regeneration of P. sylvestris was mostly on Sphagnum magellanicam Brid. hummocks free o…

biologyHemiborealEcological ModelingForestryPicea abiesBetula pubescensVegetationbiology.organism_classificationSphagnumAgronomyMireBotanylcsh:SD1-669.5lcsh:ForestryTransectWoody plantSilva Fennica
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Elinympäristöjen tilan edistämisen priorisoinnin periaatteet ja menetelmä

2016

biotooppipriorisointiEnvironmental sciencehabitaattiForestryluonnonsuojeluSD1-669.5luonnon monimuotoisuusbiodiversiteettiympäristön tilaMetsätieteen aikakauskirja
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Responses of soil carbon and nitrogen transformations to stump removal

2012

We studied in central Finland whether stump harvesting after clear felling of coniferous forest poses further short-term changes in soil carbon and nitrogen dynamics when compared to the traditional site preparation method, mounding. Exposed mineral soil patches in Norway spruce (Picea abies) dominated clear-cut stands were sampled 1–5 years after the treatments. The extent of the exposed mineral soil surface was significantly larger at the stump removal sites when compared to the mounding sites. No differences were found in soil pH, organic matter content or total concentration of soil C between the treatments or treatment years. Total concentration of soil N was consistently higher and …

chemistry.chemical_classificationSoil testEcological ModelingSoil organic matterfungiForestrySoil classificationSoil scienceSoil carbondigestive systemcomplex mixturesSoil qualitybody regionssurgical procedures operativeAgronomychemistrySoil pHStump harvestinglcsh:SD1-669.5Environmental scienceOrganic matterlcsh:ForestrySilva Fennica
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The conservation potential of brook-side key habitats in managed boreal forests

2011

Today, maintaining biodiversity is included in the targets of boreal forest management. A widespread approach in northern Europe is to identify and preserve woodland key habitats within managed forests. Woodland key habitats are expected to be patches that host populations of threatened and declining species, and the preservation of these patches is assumed to enable the persistence of the focal species in the landscape. In Finland, the criteria for selecting woodland key habitats are defined in the Finnish Forest Act, and the selection has been done by forest practitioners. Our objective was to determine whether the surroundings of boreal brooks and rivulets qualified as key habitats are t…

dead woodEcologyAgroforestryEcological ModelingmetsänkäsittelyTaigaBiodiversityForestrykasvillisuusWoodlandVegetationlahopuumetsätalousGeographyHabitatBorealThreatened speciessaproksyylilajilcsh:SD1-669.5Species richnesslcsh:Forestrysaproxylic speciesSilva Fennica
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Created substrates do not fully mimic natural substrates in restoration: the occurrence of polypores on spruce logs

2014

Many protected areas have been under intensive forest management prior to protection and thus lack natural ecosystem structures and dynamics. Dead wood is a key structure in forests harboring hundreds of threatened species. We investigated the ecological success of dead wood creation as a boreal forest restoration measure. We analysed whether the polypore communities of chain-saw felled and girdled (subsequently fallen) Norway spruce ( (L.) H. Karst.) logs differ from naturally formed spruce logs of similar decay stage and size. The study was conducted in Leivonmäki National Park in central Finland 8 years after the restoration measures. The average number of polypore species was highest o…

dead woodNational parkEcologyEcological Modelingecological restorationTaigaForest managementForestryPicea abiesForestryBiologybiology.organism_classificationlahottajasienetPolyporeThreatened speciesprotected area managementta1181lcsh:SD1-669.5boreal forestlcsh:ForestrymetsäkuusiRestoration ecologysubstrate qualityGlobal biodiversitySilva Fennica
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Rämeiden ojituksen ja ennallistamisen vaikutukset elinympäristön rakenteeseen, kasvillisuuteen ja muurahaisiin

2016

ekosysteemitekosysteemit (ekologia)ojitusmuurahaisetsuotForestryGeneral MedicineSD1-669.5ennallistaminenrämeet
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