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Forest essays, level 7-12

, 2016
Big red wins back title as nation's largest ponderosa pine -- Salmon's journey home -- Destructive foreign invader -- Douglas-fir seedling reaches for the light -- Community members and school kids bring back a forest -- High-climbing botanists discover ...

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Multi-scale soil moisture data and process-based modeling reveal the importance of lateral groundwater flow in a subarctic catchment [PDF]

Hydrology and Earth System Sciences
Soil moisture plays a key role in soil nutrient and carbon cycling; plant productivity; and energy, water, and greenhouse gas exchanges between the land and the atmosphere.
J.-P. Nousu, J.-P. Nousu, K. Leppä, H. Marttila, P. Ala-aho, G. Mazzotti, T. Manninen, M. Korkiakoski, M. Aurela, A. Lohila, A. Lohila, S. Launiainen   +11 more
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Forest essays, level 6

, 2016
Man find hoary bat, becomes bat man -- Wood duckling leaps for life -- Day in the life of a girl flunkey -- Learning about worms from the inside out -- Water journeys from forest to faucet -- Young ant queen begins her reign -- Not just a pretty face ...

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Linkages among leaf nutrient concentration, resorption efficiency, litter decomposition and their stoichiometry to canopy nitrogen addition and understory removal in subtropical plantation

Ecological Processes
Background The prevalence of understory removal and anthropogenic nitrogen (N) deposition has significantly altered the ecological processes of forest ecosystems at both regional and global scales.
Jawad Ali Shah, Wenfei Liu, Saif Ullah, Honglang Duan, Fangfang Shen, Yingchun Liao, Guomin Huang, Jianping Wu   +7 more
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Minnesota Forest Scene, Issue 19 (Fall 2017)

, 2017
1 electronic resource (PDF, 6 pages; includes color photographs)University of Minnesota. Department of Forest Resources; University of Minnesota, Department of Forest Resources. (2017). Minnesota Forest Scene, Issue 19 (Fall 2017).
University of Minnesota, Department of Forest Resources, University of Minnesota. Department of Forest Resources   +1 more
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Minnesota Forest Scene, Issue 18 (Spring 2017)

, 2017
1 electronic resource (PDF, 6 pages; includes color photographs)University of Minnesota. Department of Forest Resources; Department of Forest Resources, University of Minnesota. (2017). Minnesota Forest Scene, Issue 18 (Spring 2017).
Department of Forest Resources, University of Minnesota, University of Minnesota. Department of Forest Resources   +1 more
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Why do forest animals live where they do? [PDF]

, 2014
This archived document is maintained by the Oregon State Library as part of the Oregon Documents Depository Program. It is for informational purposes and may not be suitable for legal purposes.Title from PDF caption (viewed on August 15, 2014)Part of ...

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Minnesota Forest Scene, Issue 17 (Fall 2016)

, 2016
1 electronic resource (PDF, 6 pages; includes color photographs)University of Minnesota. Department of Forest Resources; Department of Forest Resources, University of Minnesota. (2016). Minnesota Forest Scene, Issue 17 (Fall 2016).
Department of Forest Resources, University of Minnesota, University of Minnesota. Department of Forest Resources   +1 more
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Minnesota Forest Scene, Issue 21 (Fall 2018)

, 2018
1 electronic resource (PDF, 9 pages; includes color photographs)University of Minnesota. Department of Forest Resources; Department of Forest Resources, University of Minnesota. (2018). Minnesota Forest Scene, Issue 21 (Fall 2018).
Department of Forest Resources, University of Minnesota, University of Minnesota. Department of Forest Resources   +1 more
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Mapping of intact forest landscapes in Sweden according to Global forest watch methodology [PDF]

, 2002
Currently, most of the world’s forests are directly or indirectly affected by some kind of human activity. More people are getting concerned with the state of tropical forests.
Hájek, Filip
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