Alabama's Forests, 2005
Abstract
The principle findings of the eighth forest survey of Alabama (2005) and changes that have occurred since the previous surveys are presented. Topics examined include forest area, ownership, forest-type groups, stand structure, basal area, timber volume, growth removals, and mortality.
Materias
ALABAMA (EUA)CIENCIAS FORESTALES
COLECCIÓN DE DATOS
DENDROMETRIA
DESARROLLO FORESTAL
ELABORACIÓN DE LA MADERA
ENCUESTAS
ENCUESTAS FORESTALES
INVENTARIOS FORESTALES
ORDENACIÓN DE RECURSOS
ORDENACIÓN FORESTAL
PLANTACIONES
PRODUCCIÓN DE MADERA
SANIDAD DE LOS BOSQUES
TENDENCIAS
VALOR DE LA MADERA EN PIE
URI
url.ie/dii7Collections
Clasificación
524.6(761)/H335a/2005Documento no disponible en formato digital. Consultar en biblioteca INFOR: biblioteca@infor.cl
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