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THE IMACT OF TREE FOLIAGE UTILITZATION ON MINERAL SUBSTANCE TURNOVER IN FOREST ECOSYSTEMS

Daugaviete, Mudrite, Korica, Ausma

First published: 2013-06-20https://doi.org/10.5593/sgem2013/bc3/s14.006View metrics

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Title
THE IMACT OF TREE FOLIAGE UTILITZATION ON MINERAL SUBSTANCE TURNOVER IN FOREST ECOSYSTEMS
Authors
Daugaviete, Mudrite, Korica, Ausma
Proceedings
SGEM International Multidisciplinary Scientific GeoConference EXPO Proceedings; 13th SGEM GeoConference on WATER RESOURCES. FOREST, MARINE AND OCEAN ECOSYSTEMS
Publisher
Stef92 Technology
Year
2013
Pages
797 - 804 pp
ISSN
1314-2704
ISBN
Not available yet
Language
en
Publication type
Conference Paper
References52

  1. Adams PW.& Boyle JR. Soil fertility changes following clearcut and whole-tree harvesting and burning in central Michigan. Soil Sci Soc Am J 1982; 46: 638-40.

  2. Saarsalmi, A.& Maslkonen, E. Forest fertilization research in Finland: a literature rewiev. Scand. J. Forest Research 2001 16, 514-535.

  3. Belanger N., Pare D.&Yamasaki H. The soil acid-base status of boreal black spruce stands after whole-tree harvesting and stem-only har vesting. Canadian Journal Forest Research 2003; 33: 1874-9.

  4. Helmisaari, HS., Hanssen KH., Jacobson S., Kukkola, NM., Lirio, J., Saarsalmi, A., Tamminen, P.& Tveite, B. Logging residue removal after thinning in Nordic boreal forests: Long-term impact on tree growth. Forest ecology and Management 261(2011) 1919-1927.

  5. Helmisaari, H.-S. Nutrient retranslocation in tree Pinus sylvestris stands. For. Ecol. Manage. 1992 51-347-367.

  6. Helmisaari, H.-S. Nutrient cycling in tree Pinus sylvestris stands in eastern Finland. Plant Soil 1995 168-169, 327-336.

  7. Brandtberg, P.- O.& Olsson, B.A. Changes in the effects of whole tree harvesting on soil chemistry during 10 years of stand development. Forest Ecology and management 277 (2012) 150-162.

  8. 8.Wall, A.& Hytonen, J. The long-term effects of logging residue removal on forest floor nutrient capital, foliar chemistry and growth of Norway spruce stand. Biomass and Bioenergy 35 2011 (20110 3328-3334).

  9. Johnson DW.& Todd DE. Harvesting effects on long-term changes in nutrient pools of mixed oak forest. Soil Sci Soc Am J 1998; 62: 1725-35.

  10. Johnson DW., Knoepp JP, Swank WT., Shan J., Morris LA. Effects on forst management on soil carbon: resultsof some long-term resampling studies. Environ pollut 2002:; 174: 177-89. GeoConference on Water Resources. Forest, Marine and Ocean Ecosystems

  11. Piatek KB.&Allen HL. Nitrogen mineralization in a pine plantation 15 year after harvesting and site preparation. Soil ans Sci Soc Am J 1999; 63: 990-8.

  12. Kubin E. The effect of clear cutting upon the nutrient status of the spruce forest in northern Finland (64°28’).Acta Forestlia Fennica 1977; 155:1-38.

  13. Wall, A. Risk analysis of effects of whole-tree harvesting on site productivity. Forest ecology and Management 282 (2012) 175-184.

  14. Nykvist N.&Rosen K. Effect of clear-felling and slash removal on the acidity of northern conifderous soils. Forest Ecol Manage 1985; 11: 157-69.

  15. Staaf H. & Olsson B. Acidity in four coniferous forest soils after different harvesting regimes of logging slash. Scand J Forest Res 1991; 6: 19-29.

  16. Thiffault E., Pare D., Belanger N., Munson A.& Marguis F. Harvesting intensity at clear-felling in the boreal forest: impact on soil and foliar nutrient status. Soil Sci Soc Am J 2006; 70: 691-701.

  17. Olsson BA., Bengtsson J.& Lundkvist H. Effects of different forest harvest intensities on the pools of exchangeable cations in coniferouis forest soils. Forest Ecol Manage 1996; 84: 135-47.

  18. Olsson BA., Lundkvist H.&Staaf H. Nutrient status in needles of Norway spruce and Scots pine following harvesting of logging residues. Plant Soil 2000; 223: 161-73.

  19. Jacobson, S., Kukkola, M., Malkonen, E., Tveite, B.& Moller, G. Growth response of coniferous stands to whole-tree harvesting in early thinnings. Scandinavian Journal of 20 Forest research 1996; 11: 50-9.

  20. Tritton LM, Martin CW, Hornbeck JW & Pierce RS. Biomass and nutrient removals from commercial thinning and whole-tree clearcutting of central hardwoods. Environ Manage 1987;11:659-66.

  21. 21.Nord-Larsen T. Stand productivity response following whole-tree harvesting in early thinnings of Norway spruce (Picea abies (L.) Karst.). Biomass and Bioenergy 23 (2002) 1-12

  22. Buttnor JR., Johnsen KH. & Sanchez FG. Whole-tree and forest floor removal from a loblolly pine plantation have no effect on forest CO2 efflux 10 years after harvest. Forest Ecological Management 2006; 227: 89-95.

  23. Carter MC., Dean TJ, Zhou M., Messina MG.& Wang Z. Short-term changes in soil C, N, and biota following harvesting and regeneration of loblolly piner (Pinus taeda L.) Forest Ecol Manage 2002;164:67-88.

  24. Sanchez FG, Scott DA.& Ludovci KH. Negligible effects of severe organic matter removal and soil compaction on lobllolly pine growth over 10 years. Forest Ecol manage 2006; 227:145-54.

  25. Renou-Wilson, F. and Farrell, E.P. The use of foliage and soil information of managing the nutrition of Sitka snd Norway Spruce, on Cutoway Peatlands. Silva Fennica 2007 41(3):409-424

  26. Composition and perspective utilization of tree foliage .Proceedings of Interstate scientific-technical meeting. Latvian State Forest Research Institute. Riga 1969, pp.119 ( in Russian).

  27. Adams PW.& Boyle JR. Soil fertility changes following clearcut and whole-tree harvesting and burning in central Michigan. Soil Sci Soc Am J 1982; 46: 638-40.

  28. Saarsalmi, A.& Maslkonen, E. Forest fertilization research in Finland: a literature rewiev. Scand. J. Forest Research 2001 16, 514-535.

  29. Belanger N., Pare D.&Yamasaki H. The soil acid-base status of boreal black spruce stands after whole-tree harvesting and stem-only har vesting. Canadian Journal Forest Research 2003; 33: 1874-9.

  30. Helmisaari, HS., Hanssen KH., Jacobson S., Kukkola, NM., Lirio, J., Saarsalmi, A., Tamminen, P.& Tveite, B. Logging residue removal after thinning in Nordic boreal forests: Long-term impact on tree growth. Forest ecology and Management 261(2011) 1919-1927.

  31. Helmisaari, H.-S. Nutrient retranslocation in tree Pinus sylvestris stands. For. Ecol. Manage. 1992 51-347-367.

  32. Helmisaari, H.-S. Nutrient cycling in tree Pinus sylvestris stands in eastern Finland. Plant Soil 1995 168-169, 327-336.

  33. Brandtberg, P.- O.& Olsson, B.A. Changes in the effects of whole tree harvesting on soil chemistry during 10 years of stand development. Forest Ecology and management 277 (2012) 150-162.

  34. 8.Wall, A.& Hytonen, J. The long-term effects of logging residue removal on forest floor nutrient capital, foliar chemistry and growth of Norway spruce stand. Biomass and Bioenergy 35 2011 (20110 3328-3334).

  35. Johnson DW.& Todd DE. Harvesting effects on long-term changes in nutrient pools of mixed oak forest. Soil Sci Soc Am J 1998; 62: 1725-35.

  36. Johnson DW., Knoepp JP, Swank WT., Shan J., Morris LA. Effects on forst management on soil carbon: resultsof some long-term resampling studies. Environ pollut 2002:; 174: 177-89. GeoConference on Water Resources. Forest, Marine and Ocean Ecosystems

  37. Piatek KB.&Allen HL. Nitrogen mineralization in a pine plantation 15 year after harvesting and site preparation. Soil ans Sci Soc Am J 1999; 63: 990-8.

  38. Kubin E. The effect of clear cutting upon the nutrient status of the spruce forest in northern Finland (64°28’).Acta Forestlia Fennica 1977; 155:1-38.

  39. Wall, A. Risk analysis of effects of whole-tree harvesting on site productivity. Forest ecology and Management 282 (2012) 175-184.

  40. Nykvist N.&Rosen K. Effect of clear-felling and slash removal on the acidity of northern conifderous soils. Forest Ecol Manage 1985; 11: 157-69.

  41. Staaf H. & Olsson B. Acidity in four coniferous forest soils after different harvesting regimes of logging slash. Scand J Forest Res 1991; 6: 19-29.

  42. Thiffault E., Pare D., Belanger N., Munson A.& Marguis F. Harvesting intensity at clear-felling in the boreal forest: impact on soil and foliar nutrient status. Soil Sci Soc Am J 2006; 70: 691-701.

  43. Olsson BA., Bengtsson J.& Lundkvist H. Effects of different forest harvest intensities on the pools of exchangeable cations in coniferouis forest soils. Forest Ecol Manage 1996; 84: 135-47.

  44. Olsson BA., Lundkvist H.&Staaf H. Nutrient status in needles of Norway spruce and Scots pine following harvesting of logging residues. Plant Soil 2000; 223: 161-73.

  45. Jacobson, S., Kukkola, M., Malkonen, E., Tveite, B.& Moller, G. Growth response of coniferous stands to whole-tree harvesting in early thinnings. Scandinavian Journal of 20 Forest research 1996; 11: 50-9.

  46. Tritton LM, Martin CW, Hornbeck JW & Pierce RS. Biomass and nutrient removals from commercial thinning and whole-tree clearcutting of central hardwoods. Environ Manage 1987;11:659-66.

  47. 21.Nord-Larsen T. Stand productivity response following whole-tree harvesting in early thinnings of Norway spruce (Picea abies (L.) Karst.). Biomass and Bioenergy 23 (2002) 1-12

  48. Buttnor JR., Johnsen KH. & Sanchez FG. Whole-tree and forest floor removal from a loblolly pine plantation have no effect on forest CO2 efflux 10 years after harvest. Forest Ecological Management 2006; 227: 89-95.

  49. Carter MC., Dean TJ, Zhou M., Messina MG.& Wang Z. Short-term changes in soil C, N, and biota following harvesting and regeneration of loblolly piner (Pinus taeda L.) Forest Ecol Manage 2002;164:67-88.

  50. Sanchez FG, Scott DA.& Ludovci KH. Negligible effects of severe organic matter removal and soil compaction on lobllolly pine growth over 10 years. Forest Ecol manage 2006; 227:145-54.

  51. Renou-Wilson, F. and Farrell, E.P. The use of foliage and soil information of managing the nutrition of Sitka snd Norway Spruce, on Cutoway Peatlands. Silva Fennica 2007 41(3):409-424

  52. Composition and perspective utilization of tree foliage .Proceedings of Interstate scientific-technical meeting. Latvian State Forest Research Institute. Riga 1969, pp.119 ( in Russian).

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