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ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS OF ENERGY FOREST CULTIVATION (UPPSALA, 25-26 MARCH 1993) - FOREWORD
GUSTAFSSON L |
| 3 - 10 |
AN INTEGRATED ENVIRONMENTAL-ANALYSIS OF SHORT-ROTATION FORESTS AS A BIOMASS RESOURCE
STJERNQUIST I |
| 11 - 30 |
TREES AND BIOMASS ENERGY - CARBON STORAGE AND OR FOSSIL-FUEL SUBSTITUTION
HALL DO, HOUSE JI |
| 31 - 39 |
PERSPECTIVES ON BIOMASS ENERGY TREE PLANTATIONS AND CHANGES IN HABITAT FOR BIOLOGICAL ORGANISMS
CHRISTIAN DP, NIEMI GJ, HANOWSKI JM, COLLINS P |
| 41 - 48 |
WILDLIFE AND GAME POTENTIAL OF SHORT-ROTATION COPPICE IN THE UK
SAGE RB, ROBERTSON PA |
| 49 - 52 |
BIRD FAUNA OF CULTIVATED ENERGY SHRUB FORESTS AT DIFFERENT HEIGHTS
GORANSSON G |
| 53 - 61 |
ENERGY FOREST CULTIVATION AND THE LANDSCAPE
BELL S |
| 63 - 79 |
EFFECTS OF ENERGY FORESTRY ON SOILS
MAKESCHIN F |
| 81 - 91 |
BIOLOGICAL FERTILIZATION
GRANHALL U |
| 93 - 101 |
BIOLOGICAL PEST-CONTROL
PRICE PW, MARTINSEN GD |
| 103 - 113 |
DIFFERENCES IN PRECIPITATION EXCESS AND NITROGEN LEACHING FROM AGRICULTURAL LANDS AND FOREST PLANTATIONS
RIJTEMA PE, DEVRIES W |
| 115 - 121 |
NUTRIENT CYCLING IN ENERGY FOREST PLANTATIONS
ERICSSON T |
| 123 - 132 |
ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS OF USING WASTE-WATERS AND SLUDGES IN ENERGY FOREST CULTIVATION
NIELSEN KH |
| 133 - 139 |
NITROGEN AND PHOSPHORUS REMOVAL BY WILLOW STANDS IRRIGATED WITH MUNICIPAL WASTE-WATER - A REVIEW OF THE POLISH EXPERIENCE
KOWALIK PJ, RANDERSON PF |
| 141 - 144 |
THE FUTURE OF EUROPEAN AGRICULTURE - FOOD, ENERGY, PAPER AND THE ENVIRONMENT
CHRISTERSSON L |
| 145 - 149 |
THE SWEDISH PROGRAM FOR INTENSIVE SHORT-ROTATION FORESTS
CHRISTERSSON L, SENNERBYFORSSE L |
| 151 - 158 |
DEVELOPING AN INTEGRATED APPROACH TO BIOMASS ENERGY-SYSTEMS IN THE UNITED-STATES
TURNBULL JH |
