Name: Occurrence patterns of dead wood and wood-dependent lichens in managed boreal forest landscapes
Creator: Svensson, Måns
Keywords: Ecology, Forest Science

Occurrence patterns of dead wood and wood-dependent lichens in managed boreal forest landscapes

Doctoral thesis OPEN

Svensson, Måns;

(2013)

Subject: Ecology | Forest Science

Dead wood is a key resource for biodiversity, on which thousands of forest organisms are dependent. Because of current forest management, there has been a large-scale change in dead wood amounts and qualities, and consequently, many wood-dependent species are threatened... View more

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