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Opening the silvicultural toolbox: A new framework for conserving biodiversity in Chilean timber plantations
Abstract
Intensively managed timber plantations represent 7% of global forest cover and may partially compensate for deforestation-related biodiversity loss, yet are often criticized as ‘green deserts’ which support limited biodiversity. Growing concerns about the environmental impact of plantations in Chile have prompted numerous calls for a new forestry paradigm. Here, we systematically review the literature on biodiversity maintenance or loss in...
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Title
Opening the silvicultural toolbox: A new framework for conserving biodiversity in Chilean timber plantations
Published Date
Oct 1, 2018
Volume
425
Pages
75 - 84
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