Forest Pattern and Ecological Process

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Forest Pattern and Ecological Process: A Synthesis of 25 Years of Research

Author(s): David Lindenmayer

Print Publication Date: 2009

https://doi.org/10.1071/9780643098305

ISBN: 9780643098305

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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CHAPTER 1.

Preamble

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CHAPTER 2.

Preface

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CHAPTER 3.

Acknowledgements

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CHAPTER 4.

Part I Introduction and Background; 1 Introduction

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CHAPTER 5.

Part I Introduction and Background; 2 Background

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Part I Introduction and Background; 3 Field Survey Methods

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Part II Forest Cover And Composition of the Forest; 4 The Ash-type Eucalypt Forest

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Part II Forest Cover And Composition of the Forest; 5 The Rainforest

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CHAPTER 9.

Part III the Structure of the Forest; 6 Key Structural Features: Overstorey Trees with Hollows

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Part III the Structure of the Forest; 7 Key Structural Features: Understorey Trees and the Shrub Layer

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CHAPTER 11.

Part III the Structure of the Forest; 8 Key Structural Features: Logs

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Part IV Animal Occurrence; 9 Distribution and Abundance of Individual Species

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Part IV Animal Occurrence; 10 Viability of Populations of Individual Species

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Part IV Animal Occurrence; 11 Composition of Animal Communities

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CHAPTER 15.

Part V Disturbance Regimes; 12 Natural Disturbance Regimes: Fire

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Part V Disturbance Regimes; 13 Human Disturbance: Logging

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CHAPTER 17.

Part V Disturbance Regimes; 14 Salvage Logging Effects

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CHAPTER 18.

Part VI Forest Management and Biodiversity Conservation; 15 Reserves

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CHAPTER 19.

Part VI Forest Management and Biodiversity Conservation; 16 Mitigating Logging Impacts

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CHAPTER 20.

Part VI Forest Management and Biodiversity Conservation; 17 Monitoring

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CHAPTER 21.

Part VII Conclusions And Future Directions; 18 Conclusions and Future Directions

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CHAPTER 22.

Bibliography

CHAPTER 23.

Index

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