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Forest Science and Technology, Pp 1-14 (2026)
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ISSN 2158-0103 · Taylor & Francis Group · 328 artikel di indeks
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Teak–arrowroot agroforestry on marginal forest land: Implications for tuber production and soil fertility dynamic
Teak-arrowroot agroforestry offers a potential strategy to optimize forest land utilization, while supporting local food security and farmer livelihoods. Arrowroot is a promising tuber crop with nutritional and health potential, but its performance on marginal forest soil remains underexplored…
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The Potential Diversity of Fruit-Based Agroforestry System to Support Eco-Tourism on Karimunjawa Island, Indonesia
Diverse fruit-producing plant species can be found in community-managed agroforestry systems on the Karimunjawa Islands, but their potential for ecotourism integration is yet underdeveloped. This research aims to explore and evaluate the possible diversity of fruit-producing vegetation in…
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Enhancing germination and seedling quality in Terminalia myriocarpa van Heurck and Muell-Arg (Hollock) under nursery conditions
Terminalia myriocarpa (Hollock) is an economically and ecologically important forest species with considerable potential for plantation development and ecological restoration. Despite its importance, information on its germination behaviour and nursery management practices remains limited…
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Hyperspectral remote sensing and machine learning in the evaluation of the growth and quality of eucalyptus seedlings
Ensuring high-quality forest seedlings is fundamental for successful silviculture and reforestation initiatives. Conventional assessment methods for seedling quality are often destructive and labor-intensive, motivating the development of rapid and non-destructive techniques. The integration of…
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Biomass residue incorporation markedly enhances merchantable timber yield, carbon sequestration, and nutrient accumulation in Acacia auriculiformis stands in the Jepara District, Indonesia
Biomass residue after the harvesting process naturally contains amounts of nutrients that can improve soil quality and increase stand productivity. However, the benefits of biomass residue in supporting forest management are rarely documented. This study investigated the effects of added residual…
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Biomass Carbon Stocks and Soil Organic Carbon of Selected Native Tree Species Across Developmental Stages in Semi-Arid Mediterranean Environments
Forest ecosystems play an important role in climate change mitigation through carbon storage in biomass and soils. However, information on species-specific carbon sequestration in Mediterranean forests is still limited. This study evaluated biomass accumulation and carbon sequestration capacity of…
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Forest structure and species composition along disturbance gradients in a Philippine natural biotic area
Understanding how forest structure and species composition respond to anthropogenic pressure is essential for sustainable forest management in tropical protected landscapes. This study assessed variations in forest structure and plant species composition along disturbance gradients in the Lagonoy…
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Effect of pruning treatment on the growth of woody pioneers under exclosure management in Tigray, Ethiopia
Pruning is a widely applied silvicultural practice that can enhance woody plant growth and improve exclosure productivity. This study quantified the effects of pruning intensity on growth, biomass accumulation, seedling regeneration, and grass cover in exclosures. Four treatments were applied…
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Morphological and physiological characteristics of seeds from three origins and identification of microbial contaminants in the in vitro cultivation of wild-simulated ginseng
Wild-simulated ginseng has received increasing attention due to its high pharmacological value and morphology and phytochemical similarity to wild ginseng. The objectives of this study were to determine the morphological and physiological characteristics of seeds from three origins, to assess seed…
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Estimating Standing Bamboo Culm Density in Three Genera Using the Pilodyn® Wood Tester
Accurately estimating culm density in standing bamboo is essential for assessing its mechanical performance, especially for grading materials in structural applications. Despite its importance, direct and minimally destructive methods for this purpose remain underutilized. This study investigated…
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Market forces or policy guidance: the dominant role of market factors in the sustainable growth of forestry investment
China has been advancing market-oriented reforms in the forestry sector and has launched a new round of collective forest tenure system reform. (1) Background: Since 1999, there has been limited research comparing the development dynamics between the Southern Collective Forest Region (SCFR) and the…
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Genetic variation among Larix kaempferi(Lamb.) Carrière plantations in South Korea based on microsatellite markers: implications for seed productivity
Recently, Larix kaempferi has become a major timber resource in South Korea. However, seed production for afforestation remains insufficient to meet the high demand for wood. This study analyzed the genetic variation in L. kaempferi plantations in South Korea to explore whether poor seed production…
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Foliar flavonoids distinguish cryptic species from the Sorbus commixta Hedl. complex in the Korean Peninsula
From the survey of 15 flavonoids across 20 Asian taxa of Sorbus, we found that flavonols were present in most taxa, while flavones were only detected in S. wilsoniana, S. amabilis in China, and unknown Korean rowan in Korea. This chemical dichotomy proved taxonomically significant within the genus…
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Market Assessment of Cross-Laminated Timber (CLT) Fabricated from Red Pine in Ontario
This study explores the suitability and potential market acceptance of red pine (Pinus resinosa) for Cross-Laminated Timber (CLT) in Ontario. The research is motivated by growing interest in regional timber utilization and the need to diversify CLT raw material sources to enhance sustainability and…
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Effect of Foliar Fertilization on the Antioxidant Activity of Walnut (Juglans regia L.) Kernels
Among the various cultivation techniques for fruit trees, foliar fertilization is an effective method of delivering nutrients directly to the leaves to improve nutrient status and ultimately enhance yield and fruit quality. In walnut trees (Juglans regia L.), foliar fertilization can enhance…
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Evaluation of forest exercise for the development of health promotion indicators of forest management programs: a systematic review
Introduction Forest exercise refers to structured physical activities performed in the forest, such as walking and strength training. This systematic review aimed to evaluate the characteristics and quality of studies examining the effectiveness of forest exercise in health promotion. Furthermore…
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Growth and geographic relationship of Swietenia macrophylla King in common garden tests: a nursery and a two-year field
Swietenia macrophylla King (wide leaf mahagony) is a valuable tree for furniture supply, whereas in Indonesia, it is only grown on specific islands. To initiate its genetic improvement, this experiment observed growth variations of different seed sources. In a nursery experiment, four seed sources…
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Economic and Public Value of Pine Forests in South Korea: Implications for Cost-Effective Pine Wilt Disease Management
Pine Wilt Disease (PWD) poses a significant threat to pine forests worldwide, resulting in substantial ecological and economic losses. In South Korea, where pine trees have significant cultural and ecological value, considerable resources are invested annually in controlling the disease. Despite…
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Landsat-8 and Sentinel-2 multispectral surface reflectance data differentiated moisture levels in oak and pine forests in Mediterranean arid environments
Forests play a critical role in climate regulation by acting as carbon sinks, reducing atmospheric carbon dioxide and mitigating climate change. Early detection of low plant moisture levels is essential for monitoring drought conditions in forests. This study assessed whether Landsat-8 and…