Browsing Master's theses (INA) by Author "Nybakken, Line"
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Burial of downed logs from vegetation covering and its effect on wood decomposition
Aarø, Ida (Master thesis, 2017)As dead trees fall to the ground and becomes woody debris (WD) it gradually buries by ground vegetation growing on the forest floor. The rate of the burial process can affect the decomposition of the WD, and thereby affect ... -
Challenging conventional carbon wisdom : a climate driven vegetation shift from spruce to beech may not change the size of the carbon pool in southeast Norwegian forest soils
Ransedokken, Yngvild (Master thesis, 2016-08-31)Forest soils represents the largest terrestrial carbon (C) pool and thus play a critical role in the global C cycle. Predicted climate change is expected to change the size of forest soil C pools by driving a shift in ... -
Decomposition of Beech and Spruce Litter in Neighbouring Beech and Spruce Forests
Verne, Ingrid Kleppenes (Master thesis, 2017)Climate change is expected to cause a transformation from spruce to beech dominated forests in a large part of southeast Norway. A shift in dominating tree species may have a large effect on the factors controlling the ... -
Effekt av markberedning, næringsstatus og kortdagsbehandling ved planting av gran (Picea abies)
Løken, Simen (Master thesis, 2016-09-01)Planting after clearcutting is the most common establishment method when establishing Norway spruce (Picea abies) in Norwegian forestry, and during 2015 it was planted about 31,3 mill. seedlings, distributed on 17 200 ha. ... -
Knoppfenologi i europeisk bøk (Fagus sylvatica L.); temperaturens betydning for knopputviklingen ved den nordlige grensen for utbredelsen
Hagalid, Birgit Sundbø (Master thesis, 2017)Europeisk bøk (Fagus sylvatica L.) er et av de økologisk og økonomisk viktigste treslagene i Europa. Vi står overfor endringer i de globale temperaturene til det varmere, men kunnskapen om temperaturens rolle i knopputviklingen ...