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2001

– Predicting aluminum and soil organic matter solubility using the mechanistic equilibrium model WHAM

Heleen A. de Wit, T. Groseth, Jan Mulder

Soil Science Society of America Journal, 65 2001. 1089-1100

Authors

Heleen A. de Wit T. Groseth Jan Mulder

Abstract

No abstract has been registered

– Climate change impacts on mountain birch ecosystems

Oddvar Skre

In: Wielgolaski, F.-E. (ed.): Nordic Mountain Birch Ecosystems. The Parthenon Publishing Group, New York London. MAB/UNESCO Series no. 27, 2001. 343-358

Authors

Oddvar Skre

Abstract

Direct and indirect effects of increased CO2 level on the mountain birch ecosystem are reviewed and evaluated, and supplemented with some case studies on mountain birch (Betula pubescens) based on field experiments at different altitudes and greenhouse experiments at elevated CO2 and winter temperature level. These studies have shown that large differences exist in responses on climate change between mountain birch populations, and that these differences may be related to the climate at their habitat.

– The potential of excavator based harvesters for mechanisation in steep terrain

Halvor Torgersen

In: Excavators and backhoe loaders as base machines in forest operations. Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Department of Forest Management and Products. Research note, 11 2001. 35-38

Authors

Halvor Torgersen

Abstract

Excavator based harvesters for mechanisation in steep terrain, on tracks or wheels?

– Knots and resin pockets in spruce timber evaluated by factor analysis

Peder Gjerdrum

In: Chantre, G. (ed.): Wood Properties for Industrial Uses, pp. 80-82. Proceedings, 4th meeting COST E10: AFOCEL. Bordeaux, March 7-8-9, 2001., 2001.

Authors

Peder Gjerdrum

Abstract

Sawmill recovery might be improved by pre-conversion sorting of logs to obtain more homogenous timber quality suitable for specified products. To enhance the knowledge of factors influencing timber quality, 670 spruce trees from 11 mature stands were observed during harvesting and timber processing. By means of factor analysis several knot and resin pocket properties were reduced to two principal components, one representing the knots and another for resin pockets. The number of independent variables are not easily reduced, leaving a possibility of applying several of the characteristics of the logs, the trees and of the stands in finding an efficient log sorting algorithm.

– 22 years of spruce bark beetle records from southeastern Norway

Bjørn Økland, Erik Christiansen

IUFRO-meeting Dynamics of Forest Insect Populations, Aberdeen 9-14 September., 2001.

Authors

Bjørn Økland Erik Christiansen

Abstract

No abstract has been registered

– Optimal utilisation of the sawmill's roundwood supply

Peder Gjerdrum

Baltic Timber Journal, 3(6) 2001. 48-49

Authors

Peder Gjerdrum

Abstract

In the Nordic region, two thirds of a sawmill's turnover is being paid to the forestry sector to obtain adequate roundwood supply. As a consequence, an efficient use of each single log is mandatory for a profitable sawmill. This article discusses a few aspects of this task.

– Effect of container-washing at different temperatures on the viability of fungal inoculum

Isabella Børja, Ketil Kohmann

In: Abstract of Papers and Posters, International Conference on, 2001.

Authors

Isabella Børja Ketil Kohmann

Abstract

No abstract has been registered

– Muscle activity pattern in the neck and upper extremities and musculoskeletal complaints among forest mchine operators

Tove M. Østensvik

In: Excavators and backhoe loaders as base machines in forest operations. Proceedings from the second meeting of a Concerte Action, FAIR - CT 98 - 3381, Ireland, 5 2001. 91-98

Authors

Tove M. Østensvik

Abstract

No abstract has been registered

– Aluminium effects on organic acid mineralization in a Norway spruce forest soil

David L. Jones, Toril Drabløs Eldhuset, Heleen A. de Wit, ...

Soil Biology and Biochemistry, 33 2001. 1259-1267

Authors

David L. Jones Toril Drabløs Eldhuset Heleen A. de Wit Berit Swensen

Abstract

While the release of organic acids from plants may offer a protection against rhizotoxic Al, the efficiency of this mechanism will be reduced by the rhizosphere microbial community

– Aluminium tolerance in Norway spruce under natural conditions: a search for explanations

Toril Drabløs Eldhuset, Berit Swensen, Heleen A. de Wit, ...

XX Congress of the Scandinavian Society for Plant Physiology. Røros, Norway, June 18-20, 2001. 55

Authors

Toril Drabløs Eldhuset Berit Swensen Heleen A. de Wit Nina Davidsen Gro Wollebæk

Abstract

No abstract has been registered

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