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From Adam's rib: the Siberian moth's female W chromosome is derived from its Z counterpart. [PDF]

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Sectoral and Zonal Classes of Forest Cover in Siberia and Eurasia as a Basis of Clarifying Landscape Pyrological Characteristics

1996
Because potentially large changes in plant cover may occur in response to climate change, we face the problem of predicting shifts in forest zones. To do this requires creating a uniform global ecosystem classification that is sufficiently informative concerning the major features of ecosystem structure and dynamics. Climate-vegetation correlations are
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METHODOLOGIES AND SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL INNOVATIONS OF THE APPLICATION OF DIGITAL MODELING FOR THE ANALYSIS OF METEOROLOGICAL INFORMATION REGARDING FOREST PATHOLOGICAL, FOREST ENTOMOLOGICAL, FOREST PYROLOGICAL MONITORING IN THE CONDITIONS OF NATURE CONSERVATION SCIENTIFIC AND RESEARCH DEPARTMENTS OF THE POLISKY NATURE RESERVE AND SE «SNOVSKRAYAGROLISHOSP»

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Обґрунтовано інноваційні методологічні підходи з використанням аналітико-цифрових технологій щодо визначення поточного та прогнозу подальшого лісопатологічного, лісоентомологічного, лісопірологічного стану основних лісоутворюючих порід в контексті зміни погодних умов та кліматичного впливу в лісорослинних умовах природно-заповідного фонду Перганського,
Levchenko, Valery   +9 more
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Monitoring forest phenology with TreeTalker

Nature Reviews Earth & Environment, 2023
Alexander Cotrina-Sánchez
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Integrated global assessment of the natural forest carbon potential

Nature, 2023
Meinrad Abegg   +2 more
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Global forest fragmentation change from 2000 to 2020

Nature Communications, 2023
Jiajia Liu, Jun Ma, Wanben Wu
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Mapping global forest canopy height through integration of GEDI and Landsat data

Remote Sensing of Environment, 2021
Hao Tang   +2 more
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Soil carbon loss by experimental warming in a tropical forest

Nature, 2020
Andrew Nottingham   +2 more
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