Información General

• Autores: Felipe Bravo Oviedo (coord.), Valerie LeMay (coord.), Robert Jandl (coord.), Klaus Von Gadow (coord.)
• Editores: Springer USA
• Año de publicación: 2008
• Colecciones: Managing Forest Ecosystems, 17
• País: Estados Unidos
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 9781402083426
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Listado de artículos

• • Part I. Introduction

    • Introduction

      Felipe Bravo Oviedo, Robert Jandl, Klaus Von Gadow, Valerie LeMay

      págs. 3-11

      

  • Part II. Overview of climate change and forest responses

    • A mechanistic view of the capacity of forests to cope with climate change

      Fernando Valladares Ros

      págs. 15-40

      

    • Greenhouse-gas emissions from temperate mountain forests

      Robert Jandl, G. Wieser, F. Hagedorn, Andreas Schindlbacher

      págs. 41-60

      

  • Part III. Monitoring and modeling

    • Estimating carbon stocks and stock changes in forests : linking models and data across scales

      Valerie LeMay, W.A. Kurz

      págs. 63-81

      

    • Forest eco-physiological models and carbon sequestration

      T. Keenan, S. Sabaté, Carlos Gracia

      págs. 83-102

      

    • Influence of climatic variables on crown condition in pine forests of Nothern Spain

      Antonio Vicente Sanz Ros, Juan Alberto Pajares Alonso, Julio Javier Díez Casero

      págs. 103-115

      

  • Part IV. Economic and management impacts

    • Influence of carbon sequestration in an optimal set of coppice rotations for eucalyptus plantations

      Luis Díaz Balteiro, L. C. E. Rodriguez

      págs. 119-135

      

    • Use of forests and wood products to mitigate climate change

      L. Valsta, B. Lippke, J. J. Pérez García, K. Pingoud, J. Pohjola, B. Solberg

      págs. 137-149

      

    • Biomass forest in Sweden and carbon emission balance

      Tord Johansson

      págs. 151-163

      

    • Taper equations and wood products : assessing the carbon flow of the forest through its products

      I. Lizarralde, Miguel Broto Cartagena, F. Rodríguez, Felipe Bravo Oviedo

      págs. 165-177

      

    • Forest management strategies and carbon sequestration

      Felipe Bravo Oviedo, M. del Río, J. Andrés Bravo Oviedo, Carlos del Peso Taranco, Gregorio Montero González

      págs. 179-194

      

    • Analysing the effects of forest structure on carbon stocks and timber production under changing management and climate

      J. Garcia Gonzalo, H. Peltola, A. Zubizarreta Gerendiain, S. Kellomaki

      págs. 195-218

      

  • Part V. Case studies

    • Carbon sequestration in Mediterranean pine forests

      M. del Río, Ignacio Barbeito, J. Andrés Bravo Oviedo, Rafael Calama Sainz, Isabel Cañellas Rey de Viñas, C. Herrero, Felipe Bravo Oviedo

      págs. 221-245

      

    • Carbon sequestration of ponderosa pine plantations in Northwest Patagonia

      P. Laclau, Ernesto Andenmatten, Federico Letourneau, G. Loguercio

      págs. 247-267

      

    • Assessing pine wilt disease risk under a climate change scenario in Northwestern Spain

      Gema Pérez Escolar, Julio Javier Díez Casero, F. Ibeas, Juan Alberto Pajares Alonso

      págs. 269-282

      

    • Dynamics of soil carbon in primary and secondary tropical forests in Colombia

      F. H. Moreno, S. F. Oberbauer

      págs. 283-296

      

    • Carbon sequestration potential of mangroves in Southest Asia

      Mohd Nazip Suratman

      págs. 297-315

      

    • Silviculture and carbon sequestration in Mediterranean oak forests

      Isabel Cañellas Rey de Viñas, Mariola Sánchez González, Stella Bogino, P. Adame, C. Herrero, Sonia Roig Gómez, M. Tomé, J. A. Paulo, Felipe Bravo Oviedo

      págs. 317-338