LEAF AREA OF SCOTS PINE AND ITS PRODUCTIVITY

Discover a fascinating monograph that explores the relationships between tree density in a Scots pine monoculture and the production of their biomass. This comprehensive work analyzes how the assimilative surface of needles affects water availability in the environment and the length of the day in the growing season. An ideal read for foresters, forestry students, and scientists interested in this topic.

• Detailed analysis of the relationships between tree density and biomass production.
• Comprehensive information on the impact of the assimilative surface of needles on water availability.
• Practical tips for foresters and forestry students.
• Up-to-date data from the fields of forest ecology and plant physiology.
• Review by Prof. Dr. habil. Aleksandra Samecka-Cymerman guarantees high substantive quality.
• Ideal position for scientific staff interested in the topic of forest.

This monograph is a valuable source of knowledge for anyone who wants to understand the complex processes occurring in forest ecosystems. The author, Monika Sporek, presents the research results in an accessible and understandable way, which makes this book ideal for both specialists and people just starting their adventure with forestry.

The PWN Scientific Publishing House guarantees high editorial and substantive quality. The book was published in 2018 and contains 208 pages. The 235x166 mm format makes it comfortable to read and store. The paperback cover ensures durability and an aesthetic appearance.

This work is particularly useful for people involved in forestry, spatial planning and environmental protection. The information contained therein can be used to optimize biomass production in Scots pine monocultures and to minimize the negative impact of human activities on forest ecosystems. This publication is also an excellent source of knowledge for students and doctoral students preparing scientific papers in the field of forestry and ecology.

This book is not only a source of knowledge, but also an inspiration for further research and analysis. The author encourages a critical look at issues related to forestry and the search for innovative solutions that will allow for the sustainable use of forest resources. This monograph is an important voice in the discussion about the future of forests and their role in protecting the natural environment.