Forest Ecology

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Forest Ecology

Author	: J. P. Kimmins
File Size	: 42,9 Mb
Publisher	: Benjamin-Cummings Publishing Company
Language	: English
Release Date	: 03 May 2024
ISBN	: MINN:31951D022641934
Pages	: 728 pages

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Forest Ecology by J. P. Kimmins Book PDF Summary

This management-driven, comprehensive book on ecosystem ecology is the only one on the market that covers the entire field, linking conventional ecosystem-level forest ecology to forest management. It features ecological site classification, ecosystem modeling, and strong sections on ecological diversity and the physical environment. It provides a comprehensive treatment of forestry issues; as well as excellent coverage of ecosystem management, landscape management, natural disturbances and their emulation. An excellent reference work for professional foresters, resource managers, wildlife managers, parks managers, forest planners and policy makers, and forestry researchers.

Forest Ecology by J. P. Kimmins

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