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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Forest thinning"”.

  1. The effects of forest thinning on the food-based carrying capacity of a mixed oak forest for white-tailed deer in the ridge and valley province of Virginia

    The ability of a mixed oak forest in the Ridge and Valley Province of Virginia to provide the seasonal digestible protein and energy requirements of a white-tailed doe following a commercial thinning operation was evaluated. The element of time elapsed since thinning was emphasized and was …

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  2. Bat occupancy of forests and managed savanna and woodland in the Missouri Ozark Region

    … savannas and woodlands using prescribed fire and forest thinning, and information is needed on how wildlife species respond to these management activities. Our objectives were to 1) determine the relationship of temporal and environmental factors to the probability of detection (p), and 2) …

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  3. Forests in a changing world: conifer leaf traits, community shifts, and climate change adaptation

    Climate change is increasing forest vulnerability worldwide. While forest management has been an integral part of human history, climate change poses a new challenge. Mitigating and adapting to the impacts of this novel challenge likely requires the use of novel methods alongside tried-and-true …

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  4. Extractives of Douglas-fir and Their Impacts for Biofuel Saccharification

    Forestry residues are being investigated as a potential biofuel feedstock since they are an abundant biomass that does not require major land-use change or compete with food resources. This biomass is the waste created from logging and forest thinning operations and consists of branches, treetops, …

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