dead-wood

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Exempel på dead wood

  • The canopy is very open causing exposed conditions within the forest, and dead wood above the forest floor is usually very dry.

  • They found no difference in the amount of dead wood by decomposition class among life zones.

  • To estimate the annual dead wood net accumulation, all quadrats and transects were resampled again 1 y later.

  • Dead wood in the form of snags and dead-wood patches a ccounted for approximately 40% of all foraging observations.

  • Decomposition state (solid, partially decomposed, fully decomposed) was noted for each piece of fallen dead wood.

  • Dead wood is an important component of forest ecosystems.

  • The amount of total dead wood was 3- to 14-fold greater in burned forests compared with unburned forests.

  • The decomposition rates of dead wood can not be understood without information about the saprotrophic organisms involved.

  • After three years, the two sole survivors were seedlings which had established on dead wood.

  • The molluscan infauna of dead wood was also included, but no sieving for soil infauna was attempted.

  • This may provide a basis for understanding the possible slower turnover rates of dead wood in wetter life zones.

  • The turnover rate of dead wood was lowest in the moist forest life zone where climatic conditions seemed to be most favourable for decomposition.

  • Also, lianas may entangle many pieces of dead wood in the canopy and delay their fall to the ground.

  • These are mainly generalist parasitoids which use their very long ovipositors to attack hosts living deep in dead wood.

  • The moisture content of the dead wood in the moist and especially the wet forest could be too high for many wood-rotting fungal species to survive.

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