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Trees, Forests and People
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ISSN 2666-7193 · Elsevier · 1.294 artikel di indeks
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Evaluating the reliability of mangrove biomass allometric models: A global assessment
Reliable allometric models are important for accurately estimating mangrove biomass and carbon stocks. Numerous mangrove allometric biomass models have been developed worldwide, but their quality, reliability, and applicability have never been systematically evaluated. The present study developed a…
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Investment attractiveness of therapeutic forests: A multi-criteria cross-country analysis
One of the emerging trends in public health and social well-being is the implementation of forest therapy based on specialized therapeutic forests. While most studies focus on substantiating the health benefits of forests and evaluating their spatial features, economic approaches to developing…
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Unraveling the soil mycobiome of managed Andean forests: insights into fungal diversity and edible taxa potential
Soil fungi are essential for nutrient cycling and forest productivity; however, the ecological, factors structuring fungal communities in Pinus plantations of the Peruvian Andes have not been systematically evaluated. This study addresses this gap by assessing how tree age and local site conditions…
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Physiological and transcriptomic responses of
Drought constrains seedling establishment and ecological restoration in tropical coastal forests, where native pioneer species are needed to diversify vulnerable shelterbelt plantations. Mallotus paniculatus is a common pioneer tree with broad environmental adaptability, but its drought-response…
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LiDAR-based assessment of above-ground biomass and carbon stocks in coffee agroforestry systems: Implications for climate mitigation and smallholder livelihoods at different elevations
Coffee agroforestry systems (CAS) mitigate climate change, but their structural complexity hinders accurate carbon quantification. We combined aerial LiDAR and field data to assess vegetation height, aboveground biomass (AGB), and carbon stocks across three altitudinal strata (1277–1710 m a.s.l.)…
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Crown geometric descriptors versus deep convolutional networks for classifying plus trees of
Restoration programmes in the Peruvian equatorial dry forest depend on plus trees of Neltuma pallida , which are still selected tree by tree in the field. This study asked whether crown descriptors extracted from multispectral imagery acquired with an unmanned aerial vehicle reproduce the plus-tree…
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Pushing the limits of forest management intensity extremes in Europe
Forests occupy a central place in various policies related to biodiversity, climate, material substitution, and energy in Europe. In an age of increasing threats to forests due to natural and human drivers, information on ecosystem services trade-offs and possible forest pathways is key for…
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Drivers of moss and invertebrate diversity on cut decaying tree stumps in a temperate forest
Decaying wood is a critical substrate for many forest taxa, such as bryophytes and invertebrates. Creating tree stumps has the potential to enhance forest biodiversity by providing decaying wood habitats. Despite the ecological importance of decaying wood, the factors influencing its associated…
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Whose forest: State-owned, private, or social? Ownership, governance of forest resources and concept of ‘social forests’ as a response to deforestation in Poland
The article analyzes – in the context of global threats to forests and the transnational process of deforestation – the possibility of moving beyond state and private forms of forest ownership, which place a particular emphasis on the productive functions of forests. The authors stress that state…
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Drought response of stem growth and canopy of seven Central European tree species across deposition gradients
Tree growth is increasingly affected by more frequent and intense drought events associated with ongoing climate change. Tree-growth resistance and resilience to drought events may vary among species and between aboveground compartments, such as stems and foliage due to different physiological…
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Traditional agroforestry and the erosion of collective governance in Morocco's argan and oasis systems
Traditional agroforestry systems in drylands provide critical ecosystem services, sustain rural livelihoods, and regulate resource use in climatically uncertain environments. Yet environmental and development policies frequently prioritize tree planting, irrigation infrastructure, and market…
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Deficit irrigation and optimized fertilization interactively reshape rhizosphere nutrient profiles and fungal communities in walnut orchards
Conventional water-fertilizer coupling studies in walnut production have commonly treated water merely as a carrier for nutrient transport, while largely overlooking whether irrigation intensity per se restructures the vertical distribution of nutrients by altering soil water flow regimes. In this…
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Management contexts are associated with differences in the ecological value of urban green infrastructure: evidence from three contrasting urban green spaces in Yamoussoukro, Côte d’Ivoire
Not all urban green infrastructure has the same ecological value. A major factor potentially contributing to this heterogeneity, which remains poorly documented, is the management context of each green space. This study assesses associations between three contrasting management contexts and the…
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Carbon storage in silvopastoral systems: a global review and meta-analysis
Understanding how effectively silvopastoral systems (SPS) enhance carbon storage compared to other land use systems is crucial to developing grazing systems that can integrate production and carbon storage goals. We conducted a systematic review of 265 publications to identify global trends in SPS…
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The effect of continuous-cover forest management on Norway spruce stem taper revealed by terrestrial laser scanning
In the Nordic countries, rotational forestry (RF) is the dominant silvicultural practice. RF is associated with biodiversity and ecosystem losses and may compromise wood quality. Continuous cover forestry (CCF) has been proposed as an alternative or complementary practice to RF. In CCF, the stand…
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Evaluating the long-term effectiveness of forest landscape restoration in Ghana through integrated GIS and satellite time-series analysis
Forest Landscape Restoration (FLR) is a pivotal strategy for addressing forest degradation and promoting sustainable land management; however, evidence of its long-term effectiveness in tropical Africa remains limited. This study evaluates ecological outcomes of FLR interventions, including the…
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Height and crown allometry of native tree species across a climatic gradient in the Soutpansberg region, South Africa
Ecosystem services provided by forests worldwide strongly depend on individual stem diameter, height and crown allometric relations at single tree level. However, most allometric studies have been established in temperate forests of the northern hemisphere and only few research has been conducted…
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Assessing forest degradation and restoration pathways on the qinghai-tibet plateau: Implications for sustainable forest management and policy
The forest ecosystems of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau (QTP) are vital for ecological security yet face severe degradation. This study provides an integrated spatial assessment to guide sustainable management. We combined landscape pattern indices (including the Large Patch Index, LPI, and Aggregation…
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Modelling productivity of high-yielding cashew trees using bioclimatic indices and artificial neural networks
Cashew production plays a crucial role in the agricultural economy of West Africa, yet its productivity is highly sensitive to climatic variability. In the context of increasing climate uncertainty, reliable yield forecasting tools are essential for decision-making. This study aimed to predict…
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Phylogenetic and functional diversity are equally important drivers of community completeness in the secondary succession of Pinus yunnanensis forest
Community completeness, an emerging concept based on dark diversity, is gaining increasing attention in ecological research. However, how community completeness changes during secondary succession remains poorly understood. This study investigated patterns of observed diversity, measured as species…
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