Titlebook: Ecology and Management of Coppice Woodlands; G. P. Buckley Book 1992 Chapman & Hall 1992 Coppicing.Ecology.Fauna.Tore.ecosystem.ecosystems

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The effects of coppicing and neglect on the performance of the perennial ground flora the two extremes. Conservationists generally like high species diversity. A number of woodland studies indicate that plant species diversity is related to the type and intensity of disturbance (Metzger and Schultz, 1981).

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Effects of coppice management on woodland breeding birdsle study of the effects of coppice management on bird populations until the late 1980s when the British Trust for Ornithology (BTO) collated data from a series of coppice woods. This chapter reviews these findings with the purpose of evaluating coppice management as a conservation tool in managing woodland songbird populations.

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The effects of coppice management on small mammal populationscture and, but to a lesser extent, composition, provides an excellent model for studying the impact of such variation on small mammal communities. In the main, small mammals are vagile animals with good dispersal abilities. Therefore, with reference to these animals each coppice stand can be considered to be a large or macro-patch of habitat.

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Growth stages and microclimate in coppice and high foresten, 1981). There is therefore much interest in comparing worked coppice, neglected coppice and high forest systems as options for woodland management, particularly where several objectives (all or any of nature conservation, wood production, recreation, landscape or the production of game) must be satisfied, within a financial constraint.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-60863-6ter: the modal coppice in lowland England is a compact wood of 5-50 ha set in open, cultivated farmland from which it is separated by sharp woodland margins defined by a ditch. This perception is reinforced by maps, which depict woods as blobs of green on a white background; by ownership patterns, w