Forest Degradation Under Global Change

Human activities cause the degradation of innumerable ecosystems, including forests. The degradation of forests leads to far-reaching nutrient cycle changes throughout all environments. Reversible or irreversible degradation processes cause declines in an ecosystem's ability to self-regulate. R...

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Outros autores: Samec, Pavel (Editor)
Formato: Electrónico Capítulo de libro
Idioma:inglés
Publicado: IntechOpen 2023
Series:Sustainable Development 3
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Summary:Human activities cause the degradation of innumerable ecosystems, including forests. The degradation of forests leads to far-reaching nutrient cycle changes throughout all environments. Reversible or irreversible degradation processes cause declines in an ecosystem's ability to self-regulate. Reversible processes decrease native forest biodiversity while preserving the ecosystem's abiotic components, whereas irreversible processes alter the character of the potential natural vegetation. This book discusses forest degradation in three sections on general, climatic, and land-use degradative effects.
Descrición Física:1 electronic resource (162 p.)
ISBN:intechopen.100671
9781803567952
9781803567945
9781803567969
Acceso:Open Access