forest ecology

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forest ecology

Deciduous forests

2018
An introduction to deciduous forest biomes that looks at where they are located in the world, their various climates and seasons, native plants and animals and more.

Leaf litter critters

2018
Discusses a number of animals that live in the forests.
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Forest

2017
An introduction to the forest, with information on the animal life, trees, and other related topics.
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Forests

2010
Discusses various aspects of forests and trees, covering topics such as seasons, flora and fauna, decomposers, food webs, the water cycle, and the influence of droughts, storms, and fires. Includes instructions for an ant farm lab activity.
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The coniferous forest biome

2017
An introduction to the coniferous forest biome, covering trees, plants, wildlife, and more.
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Forests inside out

2015
Describes forests and the animals living in them.
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Forests

An introduction to forest evolution that describes renewable and nonrenewable resources, and discusses the importance, management, and conservation of forest resources.

The tree in the ancient forest

Cumulative verse illustrates the interdependency of the plants and animals that live in the ancient forest, with information on the featured characters, including a 300-year-old Douglas fir tree, Northern spotted owls, and truffles. Also includes a brief discussion of the importance of ancient forests.
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Climate change, air pollution and global challenges

understanding and perspectives from forest research
2013
"This book aims to increase understanding of the state and potential of forest ecosystems to mitigate and to adapt to climate change in a polluted environment."--Back cover.
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The deciduous forest biome

2017
Readers learn about what can be found in the five layers of the forest.
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