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ییولج یسنج هلول و یلسانت فاکش:D ،ندب ییولج تمسق و رس:C ،مد و جرخم:B ،ندب یلک یامن:A.Xiphinema utahense -5 لکش Figure 5- Xiphinema utahense. A: Entire body, B: Tail, pre-rectum and rectum, C: Head and anterior part of body, D: Vulva and anterior genital system in Report of Six Dorylaim Nematodes from Arasbaran Forestry- Iran
ییولج یسنج هلول و یلسانت فاکش:D ،ندب ییولج تمسق و رس:C ،مد و جرخم:B ،ندب یلک یامن:A.Xiphinema utahense -5 لکش Figure 5- Xiphinema utahense. A: Entire body, B: Tail, pre-rectum and rectum, C: Head and anterior part of body, D: Vulva and anterior genital system
یاهتنا و مد:E ،هدور و یرم لاصتا لحم:D ،دیفمآ:C ،ندب ییولج تمسق و رس:B ،ندب یلک لکش:A.Crassolabium saccatum هنوگ -2 لکش یبقع یسنج هلول و یلسانت فاکش:F ، ندب Figure 2- Crassolabium saccatum. A: Entire body, B: Head and anterior part of body, C: Amphid, D: Cardia, E: Tail, pre-rectum and rectum, F: Vulva and posterior genital branch in Report of Six Dorylaim Nematodes from Arasbaran Forestry- Iran
یاهتنا و مد:E ،هدور و یرم لاصتا لحم:D ،دیفمآ:C ،ندب ییولج تمسق و رس:B ،ندب یلک لکش:A.Crassolabium saccatum هنوگ -2 لکش یبقع یسنج هلول و یلسانت فاکش:F ، ندب Figure 2- Crassolabium saccatum. A: Entire body, B: Head and anterior part of body, C: Amphid, D: Cardia, E: Tail, pre-rectum and rectum, F: Vulva and posterior genital branch
لاصتا لحم:E ،یبناج حوطس رد هلونارگ یاههدغ:D ،دیفمآ:C ،لیاتساوتنودا و رس:B ،ندب یلک لکش:A.Discolaimus mariae هنوگ -1 لکش هدور تسار و هدور تسار شیپ ،مد:G ،یبقع یسنج هلول و یلسانت فاکش:F ،یرم و هدور Figure 1- Discolaimus mariae. A: Entire body, B: Head and odontostyle, C: Amphid, D: Lateral glands, E: Cardia, F: Vulva and posterior genital branch, G: Tail, pre-rectum and rectum in Report of Six Dorylaim Nematodes from Arasbaran Forestry- Iran
لاصتا لحم:E ،یبناج حوطس رد هلونارگ یاههدغ:D ،دیفمآ:C ،لیاتساوتنودا و رس:B ،ندب یلک لکش:A.Discolaimus mariae هنوگ -1 لکش هدور تسار و هدور تسار شیپ ،مد:G ،یبقع یسنج هلول و یلسانت فاکش:F ،یرم و هدور Figure 1- Discolaimus mariae. A: Entire body, B: Head and odontostyle, C: Amphid, D: Lateral glands, E: Cardia, F: Vulva and posterior genital branch, G: Tail, pre-rectum and rectum
Trade-offs for climate-smart forestry in Europe under uncertain future climate
<p>Accompanying data to the manuscript "Trade-offs for climate-smart forestry in Europe under uncertain future climate" submitted to Earth's Future.</p>
FIGURE 4 in A new species of the genus Takydromus (Squamata: Lacertidae) from Tianjingshan Forestry Station, northern Guangdong, China
FIGURE 4. The general aspects (in life) of six species occurring on the Chinese mainland. A: Takydromus albomaculosus sp. nov., Am: adult male holotype SYS r001624; Af: adult female paratype SYS r001292; B: T. sexlineatus, Bm: adult male SYS r000127; By: subadult female SYS r001335; C: T. septentrionalis, upper: adult female; lower: adult male; D: T. sylvaticus, adult male topotype SYS001276; E: T. intermedius, Em: adult male topotype SYS r001601; Ef: adult female topotype SYS r001602; F: T. kuehnei, Fm: adult male specimen SYS r001268; Ff: adult female specimen SYS r001338.
FIGURE 3 in A new species of the genus Takydromus (Squamata: Lacertidae) from Tianjingshan Forestry Station, northern Guangdong, China
FIGURE 3. Showing the main morphological features of Takydromus albomaculosus sp. nov.: M: male holotype SYS r001624; F: female paratype SYS r001296. a: dorsal view of head and nape; b: ventral view of head and neck; c: lateral view of head and neck; d: showing ventral scales on posterior belly and hindlimbs, femoral pores, preanal scales and subcaudals; e: dorsal head and body.
FIGURE 1 in A new species of the genus Takydromus (Squamata: Lacertidae) from Tianjingshan Forestry Station, northern Guangdong, China
FIGURE 1. Map of southern and eastern China showing the collection locality (black round dot) of specimens of Takydromus albomaculosus sp. nov.: Tianjingshan Forestry Station, Ruyuan County, Guangdong Province, China.
FIGURE 2 in A new species of the genus Takydromus (Squamata: Lacertidae) from Tianjingshan Forestry Station, northern Guangdong, China
FIGURE 2. Maximum-likelihood phylogram of the genus Takydromus from partial DNA sequences of the mitochondrial COI gene. Number at the node is bootstrap support / posterior probability (BS/PP). "*" means BS is 100 or PP is 1.00, "-" means BS less than 70 or PP less than 0.90.
FIGURE 3 in New species of Glossoscolex and Fimoscolex earthworms (Oligochaeta: Glossoscolecidae) from Embrapa Forestry, Paraná, Brazil
FIGURE 3. Fimoscolex nivae sp. nov., holotype. A. Ventral external view of anterior body (preserved), showing saddleshaped clitellum in segments 14–21, MP= male pore within whitish protuberance in 16/17. B. Internal anatomy of anterior segments, dorsal view. Cg= Calciferous glands in segment 12; CC= copulatory chamber in segments 16–17; SV= seminal vesicles.
FIGURE 2 in New species of Glossoscolex and Fimoscolex earthworms (Oligochaeta: Glossoscolecidae) from Embrapa Forestry, Paraná, Brazil
FIGURE 2. Glossoscolex (Glossoscolex) maschio sp. nov., holotype. A. Ventral external view of anterior body (preserved), showing tubercula pubertatis in segments 19– 2/3 20, 21. B. Internal anatomy of anterior segments, dorsal view. CC= cylindrical-shaped copulatory chamber in segments 18–19.
FIGURE 1 in New species of Glossoscolex and Fimoscolex earthworms (Oligochaeta: Glossoscolecidae) from Embrapa Forestry, Paraná, Brazil
FIGURE 1. Glossoscolex (G) embrapaensis sp. nov., holotype. A. Ventral external view of anterior body (preserved), showing female (segment 14) and male (segment 17) pores and the annular clitellum. B. Internal anatomy of anterior segments, dorsal view. Cg= calciferous glands in segment 12; CP= copulatory pouches in segments 18–21; SV= seminal vesicles.
National Forestry Database - Base de données nationales sur les forêts - Canada
<p><em>le </em><em>français suit</em></p> <p> </p> <p>National Forestry Database Overview:</p> <p>The principal role of the National Forestry Database (NFD, http://nfdp.ccfm.org/en/index.php) is to collect and compile national forest data and forest management statistics. The NFD serves as Canada’s credible, accurate, and reliable source of national information on forest management and its impact on the forest resource.</p> <p>Mandated through the Canadian Council of Forest Ministers (CCFM), a partnership composed of fourteen federal, provincial and territorial ministers, the Canadian Forest Service (CFS) at Natural Resources Canada developed and maintains the NFD database and has responsibility for disseminating national forestry statistics. With the guiding support of CCFM members, the CFS collects data from provincial or territorial resource management organisations. Federal land data are provided by the responsible federal departments and compiled by the CFS.</p> <p>Provincial, territorial and federal government partners have a long history of collaboration with sharing data to help demonstrate Canada’s commitment to sustainable forest management. NFD collaborators from 10 provinces, 2 territories and the federal government (Natural Resources Canada's Canadian Forest Service) continue to work toward common objectives:</p> <p>-find a common standard for data collection, compilation, analysis, reporting and dissemination of information and knowledge;<br> -identify priorities for improved data collection, compilation, analysis and reporting;<br> -promote standardization of measurement and terminology, to improve the quality and utility of forestry data;<br> -promote liaison and dialogue with organizations engaged in the collection of forestry data for the purpose of improving the accuracy and efficiency of reporting forestry statistics; and<br> -make information publicly available that provides a comprehensive and objective view of the issues and options faced by the forest sector.</p> <p><br> Questions specific to local provincial/territorial data and data collection/reporting procedures can be directed to the provincial and territorial governments. Please refer to the National Forestry Database Website for specific contacts (http://nfdp.ccfm.org/en/collaborators.php).</p> <p>The NFD respects Canada’s official languages and is committed to ensuring that all information is available in both English and French. When there is no obligation to provide information in both official languages, content may be available in one official language only, such as in the case of technical documents.</p> <p> </p> <p>------------------------------------------------------------------------</p> <p> </p> <p>Aperçu de la base de données nationale sur les forêts:</p> <p>Le rôle principal de la Base de données nationale sur les forêts (BDNF, http://nfdp.ccfm.org/fr/index.php) est de recueillir et de compiler les données forestières nationales et les statistiques de gestion forestière. La BDNF sert de source de données et d’information nationales crédibles, précises, et fiables sur la gestion de la forêt et son impact sur la ressource forestière du Canada.</p> <p>Mandaté par le Conseil canadien des ministres des forêts (CCMF), un partenariat composé de quatorze ministres fédéraux, provinciaux et territoriaux, le Service canadien des forêts (SCF) de Ressources naturelles Canada a élaboré et maintient la base de données et a la responsabilité de diffuser les statistiques forestières nationales. Avec le support des membres du CCMF, le SCF recueille des données auprès des organismes provinciaux ou territoriaux sur leur gestion de ressources forestières. Les données fédérales sont fournies par les ministères fédéraux responsables et sont compilées par le SCF.</p> <p>Nos partenaires des gouvernements provinciaux, territoriaux et fédéral ont une longue histoire de collaboration avec le partage de données pour aider à démonter l’engagement du Canada envers la gestion durable des forêts. Les collaborateurs du BDNF, dix provinces, deux territoires et le gouvernement fédéral (Le Service canadien des forets des Ressources naturelles Canada), continuent de travailler vers des objectifs communs :</p> <p>-trouver une norme commune pour la collecte, la compilation, l'analyse, la communication et la diffusion des informations et des connaissances;<br> -identifier les priorités pour améliorer la collecte, la compilation, l'analyse et la communication des données;<br> - promouvoir la normalisation des mesures et de la terminologie, afin d'améliorer la qualité et l'utilité des données forestières;<br> -promouvoir la liaison et le dialogue avec les organisations engagées dans la collecte de données forestières dans le but d'améliorer l'exactitude et l'efficacité de la communication des statistiques forestières; et<br> -mettre à la disposition du public des informations qui offrent une vue complète et objective des problèmes et des options auxquels le secteur forestier est confronté.</p> <p> </p> <p>Les questions spécifiques aux données locales provinciales / territoriales et aux procédures de collecte / déclaration de données peuvent être adressées aux gouvernements provinciaux et territoriaux. Veuillez consulter le site Web de la base de données nationale sur les forêts pour des contacts spécifiques (http://nfdp.ccfm.org/fr/collaborators.php).</p> <p>La BDNF respecte les langues officielles canadiennes et s'engage à faire en sorte que tous les renseignements soient disponibles en anglais et en français. Lorsqu'il n'y a aucune obligation de fournir des informations dans les deux langues officielles, le contenu peut être disponible dans une seule langue officielle, comme dans le cas des documents techniques.</p>
A trait-based approach to both forestry and timber building can synchronize forest harvest and resilience: Supporting data
<p><strong>Input files</strong> and <strong>trait data </strong>used in the associated paper. They can be used to reproduce the results of the study.</p> <p>The model documentation is freely available at <a href="https://www.landis-ii.org/">https://www.landis-ii.org/</a></p> <p>The LANDIS-II code is distributed under an open source license at <a href="https://github.com/LANDIS-II-Foundation">https://github.com/LANDIS-II-Foundation</a>.</p> <p>If interested in using this dataset for a research study or project, please contact <a href="https://www.marco-mina.com/">P</a><a href="mailto:peter.osborne@mail.mcgill.ca?subject=QUESTION%3A%20A%20trait-based%20approach%20to%20both%20forestry%20and%20timber%20building%20can%20synchronize%20forest%20harvest%20and%20resilience%20%20">eter Osborne</a></p> <p>---------------------</p> <p>ABSTRACT: Along with forest managers, builders are key change agents of forest ecosystems' structure and composition through the specification and use of wood products. New forest management approaches are being advocated to increase the resilience and adaptability of forests to climate change and other natural disturbances. Such approaches call for a diversification of our forests based on species' functional traits that will dramatically change the harvested species composition, volume and output of our forested landscapes. This calls for the wood-building industry to adapt its ways of operating. Accordingly, we expand the evaluation of the ecological resilience of forest ecosystems based on functional diversification to include a trait-based approach to building with wood. This trait-based plant-building framework can illustrate how forecasted forest changes in the coming decades may impact and guide decisions about wood-building practices, policies and specifications. We apply this approach using a fragmented rural landscape in temperate southeastern Canada. We link seven functional groups based on the ecological traits of tree species in the region to a similar functional grouping of building traits to characterize the push and pull of managing forests and wood buildings together. We relied on a process-based forest landscape model to simulate long-term forest dynamics and timber harvesting to evaluate how various novel management approaches will interact with the changing global environment to affect the forest-building relationships. Our results suggest that adopting a whole system, plant-building approach to forests and wood buildings is key to enhancing forest ecological and timber construction industry resilience.</p>
Data from: A high-density exome capture genotype-by-sequencing panel for forestry breeding in Pinus radiata
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Data from: Differential responses by stream and riparian biodiversity to in-stream restoration of forestry-impacted streams
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Data from: Combined effects of retention forestry and prescribed burning on polypore fungi
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Data from: Impact of forestry practices at a landscape scale on the dynamics of amphibian populations
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Data from: Retention forestry influences understory diversity and functional identity
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Weather Data, 1940-2016, Adirondack Long-Term Ecological Monitoring Program by Adirondack Ecological Center of the State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry, Newcomb, New York, USA
These datasets include information collected from 1940 to 2016 in or around Huntington Wildlife Forest at the Adirondack Ecological Center in Newcomb, New York. Data were collected daily and include minimum and maximum daily temperature, precipitation, snowfall, and sometimes additional measurements (e.g., wind direction, weather events). These data were collected as part of the Adirondack Long Term Ecological Monitoring Program (ALTEMP).
Supplementary material 3 from: Mulema J, Phiri S, Bbebe N, Chandipo R, Chijikwa M, Chimutingiza H, Kachapulula P, Kankuma Mwanda F, Matimelo M, Mazimba-Sikazwe E, Mfune S, Mkulama M, Moonga M, Mphande W, Mufwaya M, Mulenga R, Mweemba B, Ndalamei Mabote D, Nkunika P, Nthenga I, Tembo M, Chowa J, Odunga S, Opisa S, Kasoma C, Charles L, Makale F, Rwomushana I, Phiri NA (2024) Rapid risk assessment of plant pathogenic bacteria and protists likely to threaten agriculture, biodiversity and forestry in Zambia. NeoBiota 91: 145-178. https://doi.org/10.3897/neobiota.91.113801
Plant pathogenic bacteria assessment for Zambia
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