Charcoal function and management in boreal ecosystems
S Hart, N Luckai - Journal of Applied Ecology, 2013 - Wiley Online Library
Charcoal plays an important role in soil function and carbon storage in fire‐prone
ecosystems. Charcoal is present in most boreal forest soils as a result of naturally recurring …
ecosystems. Charcoal is present in most boreal forest soils as a result of naturally recurring …
Chemical transformations in downed logs and snags of mixed boreal species during decomposition
M Strukelj, S Brais, SA Quideau… - Canadian Journal of …, 2013 - cdnsciencepub.com
Snags and downed logs are substantial components of the detrital carbon pool in boreal
forests. Effects of their decomposition on chemical and physical characteristics of the forest …
forests. Effects of their decomposition on chemical and physical characteristics of the forest …
Effects of disturbance on fine root dynamics in the boreal forests of northern Ontario, Canada
ZY Yuan, HYH Chen - Ecosystems, 2013 - Springer
Wildfire and clearcutting are two main disturbances in North American forests, but whether
root systems may respond differently to such disturbances is unknown. Here, we studied …
root systems may respond differently to such disturbances is unknown. Here, we studied …
A comparative study of long-term stand growth in eastern Canadian boreal forest: fire versus clear-cut
A Fourrier, D Pothier, M Bouchard - Forest Ecology and Management, 2013 - Elsevier
Clear-cutting and fire are the two main disturbances affecting the boreal forest of eastern
Canada. These two disturbance types exert different effects on forest dynamics, which can …
Canada. These two disturbance types exert different effects on forest dynamics, which can …
The distribution and role of downed woody debris in nutrient retention and cycling during early stand establishment
S Wiebe - 2013 - lurepository.lakeheadu.ca
Coarse woody debris (CWD) in boreal ecosystems has been hypothesized to play an
important nutritional role following stand-replacing disturbances such as fire or harvest. Sites …
important nutritional role following stand-replacing disturbances such as fire or harvest. Sites …
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PE Higuera - 2013 - objects.lib.uidaho.edu
Wildfires have the potential to dramatically alter forest carbon (C) storage and nitrogen (N)
availability, but the long-term biogeochemical legacy of these events is poorly understood. I …
availability, but the long-term biogeochemical legacy of these events is poorly understood. I …
Impact of the wild fire on the content of lead, zinc, copper and cadmium in soil and plant material
VD Mitić, JVP Stankov, MD Ilić, SČ Jovanović… - Zaštita …, 2013 - data-scindeks.ceon.rs
Wild fire occurred in the summer 2007 on the Vidlic Mountain (Serbia) overspreading a huge
area of meadows and forests. The aim of the study was to investigate the effect of wild fire on …
area of meadows and forests. The aim of the study was to investigate the effect of wild fire on …
[图书][B] Biogeochemical impacts of fire over four millennia in a rocky mountain subalpine watershed
PV Dunnette - 2013 - search.proquest.com
Wildfires have the potential to dramatically alter forest carbon (C) storage and nitrogen (N)
availability, but the long-term biogeochemical legacy of these events is poorly understood. I …
availability, but the long-term biogeochemical legacy of these events is poorly understood. I …
[HTML][HTML] Dynamics of Bio-Elements in Soils Along a Land-Use Gradient in the Tropical Mountain Rain Forest of Southern Ecuador
JIB Valdivieso - 2013 - tud.qucosa.de
Forest ecosystems have many functions such as protecting soil from rainfall, regulating run-
off and slowing down erosion. Forests produce local microclimates by regulating …
off and slowing down erosion. Forests produce local microclimates by regulating …