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Frontiers in Forests and Global Change
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ISSN 2624-893X · Frontiers Media S.A. · 1.785 artikel di indeks
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Taxonomic and multifunctional response of soil microbial communities to wildfire, prescribed fire, and partial harvesting in the Southern Appalachian Mountains, United States
Southern Appalachian forests have varied land-use history and are managed with different objectives, including maintenance of ecosystem services and harvesting timber. Concurrently, this region has experienced long-term wildfire suppression, causing shifts in dominant vegetation (i.e…
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Integrating multiscale ecological indicators to assess ecosystem functioning in virgin Hyrcanian beech forests
Virgin oriental beech (Fagus orientalis L.) forests of the Hyrcanian region in northern Iran are among the last remnants of temperate old-growth ecosystems worldwide, yet their ecological benchmarks remain poorly defined. We conducted an integrated, multiscale assessment of three virgin 1-ha pure…
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Evaluating carbon benefits across an integrated forestry supply chain, including forest management, wood products, and biomass energy: a temperate-region case study in South Korea
Driven by the global pursuit of sustainability, various institutional and governance frameworks—such as Environmental, Social, and Governance initiatives (ESG), and their associated policy instruments, including carbon markets—have been developed to mitigate climate change. These emerging systems…
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China’s forestry green total factor productivity (2000–2020): a multidimensional analysis from static efficiency to dynamic growth
Forestry productivity measurement increasingly incorporates ecological services, yet existing studies rarely quantify the structural role of forest carbon stock (FCS) or compare how its inclusion reshapes both static efficiency and dynamic productivity trends. Prior research typically relies on a…
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Investigating the characteristics of PM2.5 emissions from coniferous trees during indoor simulated combustion utilizing a random forest model
IntroductionWildfire smoke is a significant pollutant and severe threat to climate, air quality, and public health within forest ecosystems. This study focused on quantifying PM2.5 emission characteristics from the combustion of major coniferous species in China.MethodsIndoor ignition experiments…
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Maximizing net ecosystem productivity: integrating chronosequence analysis and ecosystem modeling across contrasting biomes in North America
Understanding ecosystem function and dynamics is essential for crafting effective, long-term forest management strategies. Our study integrates chronosequence data, ecosystem modeling using Biome-BGCMuSo, and eddy covariance flux tower measurements to test the hypothesis that Net Ecosystem…
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Spatiotemporal relationships and underlying drivers of ecosystem service supply-demand matching following vegetation restoration in the Shaanxi section of the Yellow River basin
Accurate identification of the spatiotemporal characteristics and spatial matching of ecosystem services (ESs) supply and demand, as well as determination of the factors influencing the ESs supply-demand relationship, is of great significance for controlling the design of regional ecological…
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Combined heat and drought events reduce first-year survival of tree seedlings, especially at southern range margins
In forests, first-year tree seedlings experience high mortality rates, yet we know relatively little about how extreme climate events contribute. In this study, we exposed over 700 containerized seedlings of eight tree species to three heat and three drought treatments, and their combinations, that…
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Reconstructing Larix sibirica dynamics based on dendroclimatology: century-scale simulation of growing season NDVI and future tree growth projections
Tree-ring width records provide crucial insights into historical vegetation dynamics and climate change. This study integrates tree-ring width index (RWI), MODIS NDVI remote sensing data, and 11 monthly extreme climate indices from Larix sibirica Ledeb. chronologies in the Burqin and Two-River…
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A review of process modeling for wood borer pests
IntroductionWood borer pests represent a growing threat to forestry worldwide, with potential for an increase in climate change induced outbreaks that could significantly impact ecosystem functioning.MethodsThis study reviews the current state-of-the-art in bark beetle modeling as presented in…
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Can we maximize snow storage through fire-resilient forest treatments? Insights from experimental forest treatments in the Eastern Cascades, WA, USA
Forest treatments such as prescribed burns, mastication, and thinning are widely implemented across the western USA to reduce fuels and enhance wildfire resilience. These practices also influence snow accumulation and melt, which, in turn, affect snow storage and duration. Since many regions depend…
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Post-revegetation carbon dioxide emissions from various peatland cover types in the Sriwijaya Botanical Garden, South Sumatera, Indonesia
Tropical peatlands are vital carbon reservoirs, yet their degradation and partial revegetation leave uncertainties about post-revegetation carbon dynamics, particularly CO2 emissions across different vegetation types. This study aimed to assess the emissions from four revegetated peatland cover…
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Use of rosemary (Rosmarinus Officinalis) plant as impregnation in wood material and retention values
This study investigated the suitability of rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis) plant extract and hydrosol for use as a preservative in Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris l.) and Turkish beech (Fagus orientalis l.) wood. The air-dry and fully dry specific gravity, tensile-shrinkage, water…
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#SecureTree: pursuing new trajectories for risk assessment models in precision forestry
The #SecureTree model presents a novel method for assessing tree risk through IoT-based sensors and analytics within a precision forestry context. Unlike conventional techniques that often depend on individual, subjective mechanical assessments, #SecureTree utilizes a network of minimally invasive…
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Analysis of the perception and acceptability of circular economy strategies by stakeholders in the wood and forestry sector in Benin
The circular economy is now being presented as a promising way to respond to the increasing depletion of forest resources. However, its application remains limited in value chains in sub-Saharan Africa. This study aims to analyses the perception and acceptability of four circular approaches…
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Structural heterogeneity modulates the effects of stem density on standing biomass in mature dry Isoberlinia woodlands
IntroductionWhile the impacts of forest structural attributes on above-ground biomass (AGB) has been largely documented in closed-canopy forests, much less is known in dry forests, where water rather than light drives biomass accumulation. In particular, little is known about how AGB of Isoberlinia…
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Conserving biodiversity and cultural heritage: the role of sacred forests in the Moribane Forest Reserve, Mozambique
Sacred Forests (SF) offer vital cultural ecosystem services, providing intangible benefits rooted in spiritual beliefs and traditional practices. This study examines how practices within Sacred Forests (SF) contribute to the conservation of forest species diversity in the Moribane Forest Reserve…
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Revealing the driving forces of vegetation dynamics in China’s mountainous regions: integrating climatic and anthropogenic factors
Vegetation growth is influenced by both natural factors and human activities. However, many studies assessing the impacts of temperature and precipitation on vegetation fail to account for the influence of human activities, thereby introducing significant uncertainty into their evaluations…
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Murphy’s law, Parkinson’s law, Pareto principle: collaborative management of forest fires based on risk analysis
The escalating frequency and scale of global forest fires, exacerbated by climate change and human activities, present a critical challenge to ecosystem stability and public safety. Traditional forest fire management often suffers from inefficient resource allocation and inadequate risk mitigation…
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Interactions between biotic and abiotic factors shape phylogenetic community assembly in southern range-margin Picea jezoensis forests
Identifying factors that control community formation is crucial for understanding biodiversity patterns. Although numerous studies utilize either within- or among-community indicators to explain community formation processes, few have assessed the additional insights gained by integrating the two…
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