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Woodland microclimates and implications for above-groung archaeology
The annual reports of Forest Research for the year 1924-1925 which includes:– Nursery and plantation experiments(Scotland, England and Wales).– Permanent sample plots.– 1 Water content of seedlings and transplants of the spruces and European larch.– 2 Food storage of the spruces and European larch.– 3 Peat planting.– 4 Mineral requirements...
Moisture content in woodfuel can have a number of different effects
Table of contents: Service overview Our chemical analysis facility provides a comprehensive range of standard and specialist composition tests for inorganic analysis. Our expert staff handle samples from plants, trees, soil and water following strict quality assurance protocols. Quality assurance Our chemical analysis facility is among the top performers in...
The annual reports of Forest Research for the year 1925-1926 which includes:– Nursery and plantation experiments(England and Wales).– Permanent sample plots.– 1 Water content of nursery seedlings and transplants.– 2 Periodicity of root growth.– 3 Peat research.– 4 Mycorrhiza.– 5 Food reserves of trees.– 6 Visit to Inchnacardoch peat area.–...
Site selection for brash removal in upland conifer forests, with a focus on Sitka spruce stands
Archaeological issues relating to SRC establishment
These pages contain information about the equipment available to use woodfuel for energy
Ecological benefits of greenspace and freshwater ecosystems in the urban environment
Flooding is a major environmental hazard facing the UK and one that is expected to increase with climate change. Societal impacts and economic damages are likely to escalate, with major floods already costing multiple £billion. These concerns are driving a more sustainable approach to flood risk management involving greater working...
We are investigating the effects of peatland restoration by deforestation on nutrient and carbon transport to the water environment.
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