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Stream restoration in dynamic fluvial systems : scientific approaches, analyses, and tools / Andrew Simon, Sean J. Bennett, Janine M. Castro, editors. by
- Simon, Andrew, 1954-
- Bennett, Sean J, 1962-
- Castro, Janine M
- American Geophysical Union
Series: Geophysical monograph ; 194.
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Publication details: Washington, DC : American Geophysical Union, ©2011
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Ecosystem Services, Biodiversity and Environmental Change in a Tropical Mountain Ecosystem of South Ecuador [electronic resource] / edited by Jörg Bendix, Erwin Beck, Achim Bräuning, Franz Makeschin, Reinhard Mosandl, Stefan Scheu, Wolfgang Wilcke. by
- Bendix, Jörg [editor.]
- Beck, Erwin [editor.]
- Bräuning, Achim [editor.]
- Makeschin, Franz [editor.]
- Mosandl, Reinhard [editor.]
- Scheu, Stefan [editor.]
- Wilcke, Wolfgang [editor.]
- SpringerLink (Online service)
Series: Ecological Studies, Analysis and Synthesis ; 221
Source: Springer eBooks
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Publisher: Berlin, Heidelberg : Springer Berlin Heidelberg : Imprint: Springer, 2013
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Forest entomology : a global perspective / by William M. Ciesla. by
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Publication details: Chichester, West Sussex ; Hoboken, NJ : Wiley-Blackwell, 2011
Dissertation note: Insects are the most abundant and diverse organisms that inhabit our planet and are found in all the world's forest ecosystems. Many feed and/or breed on parts of trees. Some perform important functions, such as pollination or break-down of dead vegetation. Others weaken, deform or kill trees, and compete with humans for the many goods and services that trees and forests provide. Forest entomology: a global perspective examines forest insects in a global context and reviews their dynamics, interactions with humans and methods for monitoring and management of species that damage forests. Also provided are 235 profiles of forest insects, worldwide. A series of tables provides sumaries of the distribution and hosts of many more species. Included are those that damage forests, others that are simply curiosities and some that are beneficial. This book is designed as a reference for students, practicing foresters and forest health specialists, especially for those who work internationally or are concerned with species that have the potential to expand their ranges via international trade, travel or environmental changes.
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