Managing Forest Ecosystems: The Challenge of Climate Change

Abstract

Part A: Introduction. 1. Introduction F. Bravo et al.- Part B: Overview of Climate Change and Forest Responses. 2. A mechanistic view of the capacity of forests to cope with climate change F. Valladares.- 3. Greenhouse gas emissions from temperate mountain forests R. Jandl et al.- Part C: Monitoring and Modeling. 4. Estimating carbon stocks and stock changes in forests: linking models and data across scales V. LeMay, W. Kurz.- 5. Forest eco-physiological models and carbon sequestration T. Keenan et al.- 6. Influence of climatic variables on crown condition in pine forests of Northern Spain A.V. Sanz-Ros et al.- Part D: Economic and Management Impacts. 7. Influence of carbon sequestration in an optimal set of coppice rotations for Eucalyptus plantations L. Diaz-Balteiro, L.C. Estraviz-Rodriguez.- 8. Use of forest and wood products to mitigate climate change L. Valsta et al.- 9. Biomass forest in Sweden and carbon emissions balance T. Johansson.- 10. Taper equations and wood products: Assessing the carbon flow of the forest through its products I. Lizarralde et al.- 11. Forest management strategies and carbon sequestration F. Bravo et al.- 12. Analysing the effects of forest structure on carbon stocks and timber production under changing management and climate J. Garcia-Gonzalo et al.- Part E: Case Studies. 13. Carbon sequestration in Mediterranean pine forests M. del Rio et al.- 14. Carbon sequestration of Ponderosa pine plantations in northwestern Patagonia P. Laclau et al.- 15. Assessing pine wilt disease riskunder a climate change scenario in northwestern Spain G. Perez et al.- 16. Dynamics of soils carbon in primary and secondary tropical forests in Colombia F.H. Moreno, S.F. Oberbauer.- 17. Carbon sequestration potential of mangroves in southeast Asia M.N. Suratman.- 18. Silviculture and carbon sequestration in Mediterranean oak forests I. Canellas et al.-