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The ecology and silviculture of oaks /
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| Formato: | Libro |
| Lenguaje: | English |
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Wallingford ; New York :
CABI,
c2009.
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| Edición: | 2nd ed. |
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| Acceso en línea: | Tabla de contenido |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Introduction: conflicting environmental philosophies
- Silviculture: a consilient discipline
- Oak-dominated ecosystems
- Regeneration ecology I: flowering, fruiting and reproduction characteristics
- Regeneration ecology II: population dynamics
- Site productivity
- Development of natural stands
- Self-thinning and stand density
- Even-aged silvicultural methods
- Uneven-aged silvicultural methods
- Silvicultural methods for multi-resource management
- Growth and yield
- Appendix 1: Common and scientific names of species mentioned
- Appendix 2: Forest cover types of eastern USA dominated by Oaks or Oaks mixed with other species
- Appendix 3: Forest cover types of western USA dominated by Oaks or Oaks mixed with other species
- Appendix 4: Formulae for converting site index (in feet at base age of 50) of one species to another in unglaciated regions of Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio and West Virginia
- Appendix 5: Formulae for converting site indexes (in feet at base age 50) for Oaks and associated species from one species to another in three regions
- Appendix 6: Formulae for converting yellow-poplar site index to Oak site indexes in the Virginia-Carolina Piedmont
- Appendix 7: Parameter estimates for site index asymptotes (S) and species coefficients (b) for deriving height/dbh site index curves from equation 4.1
- Appendix 8: Common conversions.