Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
6333853 Science of The Total Environment 2012 13 Pages PDF
Abstract
► Effects of intensive management in Douglas-fir forests were modeled with FORECAST. ► Model validation against observed data indicated satisfactory model performance. ► Managing for timber would not reduce significantly tree growth after management ends. ► Managing for biomass or pulp could reduce tree growth for centuries after management ends. ► Understory species abundance could be affected for centuries after intensive management in poor sites.
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