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Impact of fine woody debris enrichment on vegetation and microclimate in managed post-disturbance areas after spruce dieback

Large-scale dieback of Norway spruce (Picea abies (L.) H.Karst.) in Central Europe has created extensive post-disturbance areas that are typically managed by salvage logging. While logging residues are often removed or concentrated in skid trails, retaining fine woody debris (FWD) may improve microsite conditions for tree regeneration by modifying ...
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Biomass and carbon stocks of fine litterfall and coarse woody debris in riparian and non-riparian tropical forests of Carmen, Bohol, Philippines

Journal of Biodiversity and Environmental Sciences (JBES)
Forests play a vital role in terrestrial ecosystems by regulating nutrient cycling, promoting biodiversity, and storing carbon. Fine litterfall and coarse woody debris (CWD) are key contributors to forest carbon pools, yet their relative roles in tropical forests are not well understood.
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Relationships between forest fine and coarse woody debris carbon stocks across latitudinal gradients in the United States as an indicator of climate change effects

Ecological Indicators, 2008
Christopher W Woodall
exaly

Tree islands of fertility and fine woody debris structure the soil bacterial community