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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Coppice forestry — an overviewerating crops in this way. It can usually be repeated many times and is a useful means of regenerating broadleaved trees within short time intervals (less than 30 years) to produce small roundwood. It is the main way of managing underwood and has been widely used in small woods for centuries.

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Growth stages and microclimate in coppice and high forestrom cut stumps, and high forest in which single-stemmed trees grow from seed or transplants to their full height. For centuries coppicing was the usual method of managing woodland in the lowlands and coppiced woods are now generally regarded as valuable for nature conservation (Rackham, 1980; Peterk

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Coppicing and natural disturbance in temperate woodlands — a reviewand environmental changes making a . case for studying disturbance processes. As a result of such studies, the concept of ‘climax’ woodland has been more or less rejected, having been questioned nearly half a century ago by Jones (1945). In its place ideas of non-equilibrium and stochasticity have b

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The effects of coppice management on small mammal populationsspect to the effects of forest management on small mammal species richness and abundance. It is widely known that the structure and species composition of vegetation in the different horizontal layers within a woodland have a considerable influence on the small mammal community (Hansson, 1977;Gurnel