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2007
Sammendrag
River floods may cause considerable damage. Water management strategies intend tomoderate or mitigate the severe effects of extreme discharge events. In this context,techniques for the detection and attribution of changes is of crucial importance. Extremeflood events seem to occur more frequently in recent decades in central Europe.It is anticipated that climate change and weather regime shifts may contribute to this...
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Svein Ole BorgenSammendrag
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Arnstein Staverløkk May-Guri Saethre Eline Benestad HågvarSammendrag
The invasive ladybird, Harmonia axyridis Pallas 1773, is recorded for the first time in Norway. The specimen was found on horticultural plants imported from Aalsmeer in the Netherlands to Oslo, Norway. H. axyridis originates from East-Asia. The species is known to be a voracious predator on aphids and has been extensively used as a biological control agent in both North America and Europe. The later years, however, a number of negative impacts on the environment and biodiversity have been reported. The species was assessed as a potential bio-control agent for use in Norwegian greenhouses in 2001. The outcome of the assessment was negative with respect to import and commercial use in Norway. It was concluded that H. axyridis might survive and become established outdoors and thereby pose a risk to the environment. Recent experiences from the UK have shown that H. axyridis compasses several of the traits characterizing a successful invasive alien species. The record of this species in Norway may only be the first in a number of such, as it is likely that this species will survive outdoors, at least in the southern parts of Norway.
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Arnstein Staverløkk May-Guri Sæthre Eline HågvarSammendrag
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Trygve S. Aamlid Stein Jørgensen Lars Olav Breivik Ove Hetland Åsmund Bjarte Erøy Åge Susort Anne A. SteensohnSammendrag
Gjenlegg til økologisk engsvingelfrøeng bør sås samtidig med dekkveksten. Ni dagers utsettelse av såinga (til etter ugrasharving) førte til mer ugras (bl.a. balderbrå) og 11% reduksjon i frøavlinga i første engår. Virkningen av ulike dekkvekster varierte fra felt til felt, men i middel ble det oppnådd større frøavling ved gjenlegg uten dekkvekst eller i grønnfôr av bygg/ert, sammenlikna med gjenlegg i bygg, vårhvete eller erter til modning.
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Svein SolbergSammendrag
Varmere vintre med flere dager med minimumstemperaturer over 0 °C vil paradoksalt nok kunne føre til en økning i frostskader på skog. Slike varme perioder vil redusere trærnes herdighet og toleranse for påfølgende frost. Klimaendringer kan på denne måten føre til en økning i omfanget av vinterog vårfrostskader, særlig i innlandet, samt en økning i klimatiske sviskader på gran i kyststrøkene i Sørøst-Norge.
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Arnt Kristian GjertsenSammendrag
A multi-source forest inventory (MSFI) method has been developed for use in the Norwegian National Forest Inventory (NFI). The method is based on a k-nearest neighbour rule and uses field plots from the NFI, land cover maps, and satellite image data from Landsat Thematic Mapper. The inventory method is used to produce maps of selected forest variables and to estimate the selected forest variables for large areas such as municipalities. In this study, focus has been on the qualitative variables ‘dominating species group\" and ‘development class\" because these variables are of central interest to forest managers. A mid-summer Landsat 5 TM scene was used as image data, and all NFI plots inside the scene were used as a reference dataset. The relationship between the spectral bands and the forest variables was analysed, and it was found that the levels of association were low. A leave-one-out method based on the reference dataset was used to estimate the pixel-level accuracies. They were found to be relatively low with 63% agreement for species groups. An independent control survey was available for a municipality and estimates from the MSFI were compared to it. The levels of error were quite high. It was concluded that the large area estimates were biased by the reference dataset.
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Sølvi SvendsenSammendrag
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Anna Arneberg Per Holm Nygaard Odd Egil Stabbetorp Bjarni D. Sigurdsson Edda Sigurdis OddsdóttirSammendrag
The aim of this study was to investigate variation in decomposition and vegetation due to afforestation. The ICEWOODS sites containing stands of different tree species and age in the western (Skorradalur) and eastern (Hallormsstaður) parts of Iceland were investigated during the summer of 2004. These stands were compared with treeless pastures. The planted stands represent chronosequences, i.e., different age classes within each tree species were studied. Decomposition was studied by a cotton strip assay. Cotton strip decomposition increased with incubation time and decreased with soil depth. The tree species can be ranked according to increasing decomposition in the following series: lodgepole pine < Sitka spruce< Siberian larch < mountain birch. In general, decomposition decreased with increasing age of the stands...
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Philipp Gannibal Sonja Klemsdal Mark LevitinSammendrag
Alternaria tenuissima is a common pathogen on a number of plants described in several geographic regions of the world. Genetic variation within and between Russian Far East, North West and Caucasus populations of A. tenuissima from wheat was examined. In addition, genetic differences between isolates from various hosts were estimated. In total, 101 isolates of A. tenuissima were studied using amplified fragment length polymorphism (AFLP) with four primer combinations. Wright"s fixation index (F-st), gene flow (N-m) and gene diversity (H-s) were calculated. AFLP banding patterns indicated significant genetic distance and at the same time a low level of gene flow between the Far East and the two other groups of isolates originating from the European part of country. The degree of similarity between the North West and Caucasus populations was very high, as was the migration rate. Isolates analysed by UPGMA-based cluster analysis were grouped according to location of origin but irrespective of plant host. Based on the F-st value, the group of isolates originating from wheat and barley were not found to differ significantly from each other.