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The Arabidopsis ARF3-AIP1/2-SAP18 module specifies the root stem cell niche in response to auxin. [PDF]

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Cheng ZJ   +16 more
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Modeling Forest Regeneration

2006
The aim of this chapter is to review different approaches for simulating forest development in regeneration modeling. The features, shortcomings, further needs and trends of regeneration modeling are presented and discussed in the context of mechanistic, gap, statistical and nonparametric forest models. The data requirements are also described. Special
Jari Miina   +2 more
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Applications of biotechnology for forest regeneration

New Forests, 1999
The Forest Biotechnology Centre is an interdisciplinary research group dedicated to the development and application of advanced technology for the enhancement of forest regeneration. The Centre carries out contracts on behalf of clients in forest-related industries and government agencies. In addition, there are a number of long-term, in-house projects
Steven C. Grossnickle, Ben C.S. Sutton
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Costs of Forest Management and Regeneration

2019
Achieving sustainable management of forests requires the establishment of a Permanent Forest Estate (PFE). The use of scenarios is described as a useful tool to assist in reconciliation of conflicting views among stakeholders. Once a PFE has been decided and designated, it needs to be divided into Forest Management Units (FMUs).
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Natural Regeneration and Secondary Forests

2010
The easiest way of reforesting degraded lands is to take advantage of the capacity of many disturbed areas to recover unaided. The forests originating in this way are often referred to as secondary forests and these now cover large areas across the Asia-Pacific region.
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Dynamics and Regeneration of Chestnut forests

2018
Quercus secondary forests show a gradual transition toward mixed forests, with sweet chestnut (Castanea sativa) becoming increasingly abundant in the western Spanish Central System. Additionally, in chestnut-dominated stands, it shows a certain resistance to competitive displacement by Quercus pyrenaica.
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[Spatial heterogeneity and forest regeneration].

Ying yong sheng tai xue bao = The journal of applied ecology, 2002
The research on spatial heterogeneity is meaningful for forest regeneration dynamics, which is a critical part in the forest ecosystem dynamics. Traditionally, forestry scientists are mainly concentrated their attention to the studies on the process of regeneration. However forests are spatiotemporal heterogeneous.
Youzhi, Han, Zhengquan, Wang
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