Tree growth and mortality and implications for restoration and carbon sequestration in Australian subtropical semi-arid forests and woodlands

Published: Sep 1, 2009
Abstract
Many researchers have highlighted the dire prospects for biodiversity in fragmented agricultural landscapes and stressed the need for increasing the area of, and connectivity between, natural ecosystems. Some have advocated the use of naturally regenerating forest ecosystems for sequestering atmospheric carbon, with opportunities for dual restoration and carbon benefits. However, no studies have explicitly explored the feasibility of obtaining...
Paper Details
Title
Tree growth and mortality and implications for restoration and carbon sequestration in Australian subtropical semi-arid forests and woodlands
Published Date
Sep 1, 2009
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