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A Regional Model of Long-Term Wetland-Forest Dynamics
Get PDFWetland-forest dynamics is a subject of great theoretical and practical interest, particularly with respect to the boreal forest in the USSR. Scandinavia and Canada. Under current hydrological conditions, the characteristic time for succession from forest to bog (or vice versa) is about 100 years. But with greenhouse-gas warming of the atmosphere during the next 50 years, succession rates may be considerably altered, and this might have significant impact on the forest sector. It is therefore essential that models be developed and tested with historical data, so that an idea may be obtained of likely future states.
This Working Paper is a significant contribution to the literature on wetland-forest dynamics
Holocene vegetational and climatic changes in the forest zone of Western Siberia according to pollen records from the extrazonal palsa bog Bugristoye
No full textMicrobiological Parameters and Peat Stratigraphy of Two Types of Bogs in the Northern Part of the Sym–Dubches Interfluve (Krasnoyarsk Krai)
No full textFour new pollen sections tracing the Holocene vegetational development of the southern part of the West Siberan Lowland
No full textInfluence of Hydrological Conditions on the Formation of Forested Peatlands and Shallow-Peat Forests at Watersheds in the Central Forest Nature Reserve
No full textPeculiarities of the Male Generative Sphere in Pinus sibirica from Forest Bog Ecotopes of Western Siberia
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