Ecology, Structure and Dynamics of North Patagonian Forests and Derivations for Ecosystem Management
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Ecology, Structure and Dynamics of North Patagonian Forests and Derivations for Ecosystem Management
A Transhemispheric, Transdisciplinary Approach
Zerbe, Stefan; Kappas, Martin; Walentowski, Helge; Kitzberger, Thomas; Loguercio, Gabriel A.
Springer Nature Switzerland AG
04/2026
368
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Inglês
9783032177360
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Section A: Section A EXPANDIG OUR HORIZONS: Trans-hemispheric and trans-disciplinary approach - the fundamental idea of bringing together experiences and perspectives from different regions in the middle latitudes.- Chapter 1. Structure of the Overall Project and Aim of the Book.- Chapter 2. Transhemispheric Space-for-Time Substitution Concepts to Investigate Forest Responses to Climate Change.- Chapter 3. Two Northern and Southern Hemisphere Keystone Tree Species in the Face of Global Change - European Fagus sylvatica L. and Patagonian Nothofagus dombeyi (Mirb.) Orst.- Section B - EXAMPLARY MODEL APPROACH: Interdisciplinary transect research - covering the variability of the landscape along macroclimatic gradients - exemplified by the southern hemisphere, trans-Andean rainfall gradient in northern Patagonia.- Chapter 4. Climate Variations Across Landscape Gradients of Northern Patagonian Andean Forests: Lessons from High-Resolution Climate Datasets and Microclimatic Records.- Chapter 5. From Herbs to Canopy: Spatiotemporal Patterns of Forest Plant Communities in Northern Andean Patagonia.- Chapter 6. Tree-Ring-Based Assessment of Climate Vulnerability in Native and Introduced Tree Species in Northern Patagonia.- Chapter 7. The Canopy of Large Old Trees: A Structural Component for Biodiversity Conservation in Northern Patagonian Rainforests.- Chapter 8. Vulnerability to Climate Change of Andean Mountain Forests in Southern Chile Based on Long-Term Forest Monitoring.- Section C - NATURE BASED SOLUTIONS / BRIDGING NATURE AND HUMANS: Closing the gap between research and practice using the example of southern hemisphere southern beech forests and circulating the potentials for a trans-hemispheric transfer of ideas and perspectives.- Chapter 9. Spatially Explicit Modeling as a Tool for Collaborative-Oriented Management of Patagonian Forest Landscapes - Can we Reduce Fire Extent and Severity by Basin-Oriented Management?- Chapter 10. Current Topics in Vegetation Dynamics and Plant Succession in Northern Patagonian Andean Forests: Bridging Knowledge Gaps for Ecosystem-Based Management.- Chapter 11. Restoration in Northern Andean-Patagonian forests: Insights from the Past, Directions for the Future.- Chapter 12. Ecosystem-based Landscape Planning and Management of Southern Temperate Forests.- Chapter 13: Synthesis: Key Findings, Gaps, and Future Directions.
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Forest Landscape Planning and Management;Forest Structure, Phytodiversity and Soil Conditions;Forest Restoration;Multifactoral Modeling and Multi-sensor Remote Sensing;Trans-hemispheric and Transdisciplinary Approach;Vitality Analysis of Trees
Section A: Section A EXPANDIG OUR HORIZONS: Trans-hemispheric and trans-disciplinary approach - the fundamental idea of bringing together experiences and perspectives from different regions in the middle latitudes.- Chapter 1. Structure of the Overall Project and Aim of the Book.- Chapter 2. Transhemispheric Space-for-Time Substitution Concepts to Investigate Forest Responses to Climate Change.- Chapter 3. Two Northern and Southern Hemisphere Keystone Tree Species in the Face of Global Change - European Fagus sylvatica L. and Patagonian Nothofagus dombeyi (Mirb.) Orst.- Section B - EXAMPLARY MODEL APPROACH: Interdisciplinary transect research - covering the variability of the landscape along macroclimatic gradients - exemplified by the southern hemisphere, trans-Andean rainfall gradient in northern Patagonia.- Chapter 4. Climate Variations Across Landscape Gradients of Northern Patagonian Andean Forests: Lessons from High-Resolution Climate Datasets and Microclimatic Records.- Chapter 5. From Herbs to Canopy: Spatiotemporal Patterns of Forest Plant Communities in Northern Andean Patagonia.- Chapter 6. Tree-Ring-Based Assessment of Climate Vulnerability in Native and Introduced Tree Species in Northern Patagonia.- Chapter 7. The Canopy of Large Old Trees: A Structural Component for Biodiversity Conservation in Northern Patagonian Rainforests.- Chapter 8. Vulnerability to Climate Change of Andean Mountain Forests in Southern Chile Based on Long-Term Forest Monitoring.- Section C - NATURE BASED SOLUTIONS / BRIDGING NATURE AND HUMANS: Closing the gap between research and practice using the example of southern hemisphere southern beech forests and circulating the potentials for a trans-hemispheric transfer of ideas and perspectives.- Chapter 9. Spatially Explicit Modeling as a Tool for Collaborative-Oriented Management of Patagonian Forest Landscapes - Can we Reduce Fire Extent and Severity by Basin-Oriented Management?- Chapter 10. Current Topics in Vegetation Dynamics and Plant Succession in Northern Patagonian Andean Forests: Bridging Knowledge Gaps for Ecosystem-Based Management.- Chapter 11. Restoration in Northern Andean-Patagonian forests: Insights from the Past, Directions for the Future.- Chapter 12. Ecosystem-based Landscape Planning and Management of Southern Temperate Forests.- Chapter 13: Synthesis: Key Findings, Gaps, and Future Directions.
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