Riparian buffer zones widths, windthrows and recruitment of dead wood : A study of headwaters in northern Sweden
Riparian buffer zones, that is vegetated strips that are left surrounding streams, are today the general management practice to protect our running waters during forestry. They are created with the intent of preserving a variety of important ecological functions, including provision of dead wood. In...
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SLU/Dept. of Forest Ecology and Management
2021
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