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Natural Regeneration and Secondary Forests
2010The 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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Natural regeneration of pedunculate oak
2007Forest management in Croatian lowland forests is generally based on the natural regeneration of forest stands on the dynamics of natural forest. The paper brings an assessment of silvicultural procedures implemented in the natural regeneration of pedunculate oak.
Oršanić, Milan, Drvodelić, Damir
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Natural Products in Wound Regeneration
The skin is the largest organ in the body that provides protection. When a wound occurs, the skin structure and its function are damaged, and it can even compromise life. Damage repair can occur through two mechanisms: healing and regeneration. When a scar forms, fibrosis occurs in the area, and the skin appendages, which include the glands and hair ...Nallely Álvarez-Santos +4 more
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Some aspects of natural regeneration
1998Regeneration processes were addressed by studying saplings between 2 and 10 cm dbh. A systematic layout was set up in all the plots of STREK to sample this strata at a rate of 10%. This stand was characterised by the family Euphorbiaceae, which was more important in density than Dipterocarpaceae.
Nguyen-The, Nicolas, Rizal, F.
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Early natural regeneration patterns of woody species within gaps in a temperate secondary forest
European Journal of Forest Research, 2019Deliang Lu +12 more
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