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Base cation distribution, uptake and cycling in three common forest ecosystems in Eastern Canada

Summary

Conference published in the ECANUSA Forest Science Conference Proceedings. October 14-16, 2010. Edmundston, Nouveau-Brunswick. p. 64.

Eastern Canada and the northeastern USA share a forest heritage that goes well beyond the Acadian
Forest. The forests were, and remain, the traditional lands of First Nations. The waterways provided
access to Europeans seeking out fur and timber resources and land to settle. The forests provided
resources for economic growth for our communities as well as a wide variety of ecological, recreational,
aesthetic and cultural values. Forests remain dominant in the landscapes of the region, and sustainable
management of these is essential for our future.

Sector(s): 

Forests

Categorie(s): 

Conference and Presentation

Theme(s): 

Forestry Research

Departmental author(s): 

Houle, Daniel, Ouimet, Rock, Tremblay, Sylvie

Author(s)

TREMBLAY, Sylvie, Rock OUIMET, Daniel HOULE et Louis DUCHESNE

Year of publication :

2010

Format :

Papier

Keywords :

écosystèmes et environnement, base cation, uptake, cycling, boreal forest, hardwood, ecosystems and environment

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