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Esther Merlo,Juan G. Alvarez,Oscar Santaclara,Guillermo Riesco
Pág. 153 - 166
Aim of study: Modelling the structural quality of Pinus pinaster Ait. wood on the basis of measurements made on standing trees is essential because of the importance of the species in the Galician forestry and timber industries and the good mechanical pr...
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Priyan Perera,Hiran Amarasekera,N.D.R. Weerawardena
With increasing private sector investments in commercial forestry, it is apparent that plantationforestry in Sri Lanka is moving in the direction of managing fast growing timber species for shorterrotations. However, there?s a perceptionthat accelerated ...
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M.S. Patricio,L.F. Nunes,E.L. Pereira
Pág. 259 - 271
This research aimed to: estimate the inputs of litterfall; model the decomposition process and assess the rates of litter decay and turnover; study the litter decomposition process and dynamics of nutrients in old chestnut high forests. This study aimed ...
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E. L. Pereira,S.A.P Santos,M. Arrobas,M.S. Patricio
Pág. 516 - 524
Mixed stands with nitrogen fixing secondary species can improve the vigour and the stand environment of the targeted species. The aim of this study was to better understand the effect of the consociation of a N-fixing species (black locust) with a broadl...
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Annikki Mäkelä,Jennifer Grace,Gabrielle Deckmyn,Anu Kantola,V. Kint
Pág. 48 - 68
The raw material properties of wood develop as the tree grows, laying down wood cells with specific properties, and forming the stem structure that is focal for timber quality. This development is influenced by genetic and environmental factors and fores...
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