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Forest ecology

Forest ecology is the scientific study of the interrelated patterns, processes, flora, fauna, funga, and ecosystems in forests. The management of forests is known as forestry, silviculture, and forest management. A forest ecosystem is a natural woodland unit consisting of all plants, animals, and micro-organisms (biotic components) in that area…

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Types of forest ecosystems

Boreal forestTaigaLumberPaperConifers
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Threats to forest ecology

OrganismForestPopulationCommunityTrees
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Ecological interactions

Nurse plantsSymbioticPhosphorusHyphaMycelium
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Matter and energy flows

Potential energyKinetic energyGigatonnesFiresTreefalls
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Community diversity and complexity

Types of forest ecosystems

Ecological interactions

Matter and energy flows

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Forest ecology

Nodes145
Edges144
Triples58
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.013793
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Forest ecology

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related to Deforestation · 8
Forest ecology → As, Heavy, Microbial, Mining, Organic, Over, The, This
related to Competition · 7
Forest ecology → Competition, For, Forest, Intraspecific, Invasive, The, They
related to Importance · 6
Forest ecology → Earth's, Forest, Forests, People, They, Without
related to Approaches · 4
Forest ecology → Forest, Forests, However, Logically
see also · 4
Forest ecology → Clear, Ecology, Forest PrinciplesIntact, Management
related to Urbanization and agriculture · 3
Forest ecology → Likewise, This, Urbanization
is a · 1
Forest ecology → scientific study of the interrelated patterns

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forest forests species trees also soil water plants ecology tropical plant tree ecosystems coniferous ecosystem large many mycorrhizal conifers climate

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Forest ecologyis ascientific study of the interrelated patterns0.90text
foodinstance ofmaking it harder for forest-dependent species to find resources0.80text
shelterinstance ofmaking it harder for forest-dependent species to find resources0.80text
matesinstance ofmaking it harder for forest-dependent species to find resources0.80text
tree heightinstance ofinformation0.80text
diameterinstance ofinformation0.80text
speciesinstance ofinformation0.80text
and plant stress can be acquired with fewer expensiveinstance ofinformation0.80text
labour intensive methodsinstance ofinformation0.80text
solar radiationinstance ofThe infinite number of possible spatial arrangements of trees of varying size and species makes for a highly intricate and diverse micro-environment in which environmental varia…0.80text
temperatureinstance ofThe infinite number of possible spatial arrangements of trees of varying size and species makes for a highly intricate and diverse micro-environment in which environmental varia…0.80text
relative humidityinstance ofThe infinite number of possible spatial arrangements of trees of varying size and species makes for a highly intricate and diverse micro-environment in which environmental varia…0.80text

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