FOREST BIODIVERSITY RESEACH, MONITORING AND MODELLING

DALLMEIER F. AND COMISKEY J. A. (EDITORS)

ISBN 10: 1850709637 ISBN 13: 9781850709633

Editorial: PARTHENON, 1998

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FIRST EDITION, LAMINATED COVERS, 671 PAGES, A FINE, UNREAD COPY. VOLUME 20 IN THE 'MAN AND BIOSPHERE SERIES'. EXTRA POSTAGE FOR OVERSEAS.

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FOREST BIODIVERSITY RESEACH, MONITORING AND MODELLING

Editor

PARTHENON

Fecha de publicaci�n

1998

Idioma

Ingl�s

ISBN 10

1850709637

ISBN 13

9781850709633

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Encuadernaci�n de tapa dura

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1� Edici�n

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The first of two volumes documenting the latest findings on forest biodiversity, this book presents original, new contributions by some three hundred scientists from over forty countries. Researchers from the massive Smithsonian/MAB Biological Diversity Program cover the feasibility of using long-term inventory plots as a framework for monitoring multi-layer vegetation, socioeconomic applications of research results, and promotion of multidisciplinary research and training. The book is in five main sections covering first the methodology for forest monitoring and modeling and then the results of research from Europe, Africa, Australia, and Asia/Pacific.

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F. Dallmeier, J.A. Comiskey

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