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Snowpack properties vary in response to burn severity gradients in montane forests
Environmental Research Letters, 2019 Wildfires are altering ecosystems globally as they change in frequency, size, and severity. As wildfires change vegetation structure, they also alter moisture inputs and energy fluxes which influence snowpack and hydrology.
Jordan Maxwell, Samuel B St Clair
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, 2019 Minnesota Aspen Through A Westerner\u27s Eyes Lars C. Snyder Aspen of the Upper Midwest, growing amongst a large array of deciduous hardwoods such as birches, oaks, hazelnuts and maples, provide an example of stunning resilience.
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Journal of Forestry, 1997 Communities of aspen (Populus tremuloides) are deteriorating throughout the western United States (fig. 1, p.6).
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, 2012 Manager\u27s View: Sheep Creek Aspen Restoration Tim Benedict The intrigue of quaking aspen is shared by many because of colorful expression, soothing almost melodic sound, and biological diversity amid an ocean of conifers. Consider someday managing and
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Techno-Economic Analysis of Biogas Production from Cow Manure
Jurnal Teknik Kimia dan LingkunganBiogas has been considered as a renewable alternative energy produced by anaerobic digestion of cow manure. A process of anaerobic digestion of cow manure was simulated by Aspen Plus software to analyze the cost of production.
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, 2015 An Interagency Approach to Aspen Management - Soda Hills Case Study Shelli Mavor Channing Swan Aspen are a transitional species in a large part of our Rocky Mountain conifer ecosystems.
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Metsanduslikud Uurimused, 2017 Bioenergy, including energy from wood, currently provides about 9–13% of the total global energy supply. Every fibre of fast-growing wood has a value for its potential use as a material in both pulp and paper and wood chemical industries. The aim of this
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, 2013 Thank Goodness for \u27Rocks and Ice\u27 Gregory H. Aplet Much has been made in recent Tremblings Commentaries about the sustainability of aspen and aspen ecosystems in the face of multiple threats.
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, 2011 Landscape genetic studies raise new questions about old paradigms Karen E. Mock James N. Long Conventional wisdom on the management of aspen is based on a long history of solid research and a wealth of practical experience.
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, 2014 Did aspen decline go away? John Guyon Biologists have been discussing “aspen decline” since the 1970’s, but more recently events have led to increasing interest in the status of aspen forests.
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