Titlebook: Carbon Dioxide Mitigation in Forestry and Wood Industry; Gundolf H. Kohlmaier,Michael Weber,Richard A. Houg Book 1998 Springer-Verlag Berl

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Non-Homogeneous Media and Vibration Theoryuring the next 30 to 50 years) efforts to stabilize greenhouse gases. In the present study, we examine the CO. exchange between the land biota and the atmosphere studying in particular the long term development of a potential CO. related fertilization effect for the profiles stabilizing atmospheric

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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-10000-8ased carbon allocation to roots in nutrient-limited ecosystems, and shifts of nutrients between ecosystem components are particularly important. Fourthly, . depend on stomatal responses to elevated CO. and changes in leaf area, which in turn depend on nutrient supplies. It is concluded that there is

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The History and Future Dynamics of Carbon Sequestration in Finland’s Forest Sector 60 % of the net sequestration took place in forests and 40 % in products. Temperature increase of O.1 °C per decade increased the average net sequestration to 0.60 Mg C ha./a.. More marked temperature increase (0.4 °C per decade) resulted in smaller average sequestration, 0.47 Mg C ha./a.. Largest

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Dynamics of Forest Resources of the Former Soviet Union with Respect to the Carbon Budget, based on data from the State Forest Account and phytomass inventory, showed that the carbon storage in forest vegetation increased by about 2.23 Pg, and the average carbon sequestration was 83 Tg C annually. Attempts to compensate for systematic errors in the basic inventory data increased this la

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Past and Possible Future Carbon Dynamics of Canada’s Boreal Forest Ecosystemsnd possible management responses on C storage in Canadian boreal ecosystems, at both regional and local scales. The results showed that until recently the entire Canadian boreal was a net sink for C., but increased disturbances in the period 1970–1990 reversed this process. Disturbance regimes will

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World Forests: The Area for Afforestation and their Potential for Fossil Carbon Sequestration and Sution is less than half of the 3.2 Gt/year of carbon that is currently being added to the atmosphere (Melillo et al. 1992), and is one-fourth of the annual CO. released by fossil-fuel combustion. Large-scale plantations are therefore unlikely to quickly stabilize the carbon content of the atmosphere