van Proosdij, Andreas S.J.
Planet Earth hosts an incredible biological diversity. Estimated numbers of species occurring on Earth range from 5 to 11 million eukaryotic species including 400,000-450,000 species of plants. Much of this biodiversity remains poorly known and many species have not yet been named or even been discovered. This is not surprising, as the majority of ...
Poorter, L.
Tropisch regenwoud is te complex om de dynamiek tussen alle afzonderlijke soorten te bepalen. Maar wel kun je aan de hand van planteigenschappen collectieve functies vaststellen, bijvoorbeeld met betrekking tot zonlicht, water en nutriënten. Daarmee ondersteunt het onderzoek van Lourens Poorter duurzaam bosgebruik en realistische klimaatmodellen.
Obbink, M.H.
Tropical rainforest areas are difficult to classify in the digital analysis of remote sensing data because of spatial heterogeneity. Often many technical solutions are adopted to reduce the ‘problem’ of spatial heterogeneity. This thesis describes theory and methods that now use this heterogeneity during the digital image classification. With spati...
Bonal, D. Bosc, A. Ponton, S. Goret, J. Burban, B. Gross, P. Bonnefonds, J.M. Elbers, J.A. Longdoz, B. Epron, D.
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The lack of information on the ways seasonal drought modifies the CO2 exchange between Neotropical rainforest ecosystems and the atmosphere and the resulting carbon balance hinders our ability to precisely predict how these ecosystems will respond as global environmental changes force them to face increasingly contrasting conditions in the future. ...
Sugardiman, R.A.
The devastation of tropical rain forests has been proven to have a significant effect on global climate change. The sustainability of these forests becomes a major concern for the international community. The Indonesian Ministry of Forestry (MOF) is eager to carry on forest inventory activities and to generate forest resources information.Advanced ...
Gerold, G. Fremery, M. Guhardja, E. Claassen, N. Priess, J. van Rheenen, T. Waltert, M. Zeller, M.
This book contains a selection of contributions presented at an international symposium on "Land Use, Nature Conservation and the Stability of Rainforest Margins in Southeast Asia," in Bogor, Indonesia, October 2002. It highlights the critical issue of rainforest preservation from an interdisciplinary perspective, comprising input from scientists i...
Tchouto, M.G.P.
van Gemerden, B.S.
The aim of this study is to gain insight in the impact of human land use on plant community composition, diversity and levels of endemism in Central African rain forest. Human disturbance in this region is causing large-scale habitat degradation. The two most widespread forms of land use are selective logging and shifting cultivation. Assessment of...
Rose, S.A. Poorter, L.
Seed mass is an important component of the shade tolerance of rain forest tree species. Using a metaanalysis this article evaluates till what extent seed mass affects the survival, initial size, and growth of seedlings in light environments that are typical of forest gaps and understory
Jansen, P.A.
cum laude graduation (with distinction)