T-B. Larsson's scientific contributions
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... Abschließend bleibt zu bemerken, dass sich ein erhöhter Kohlenstoffspeicher im Wald in der Regel unmittelbar positiv auf die Biodiversität auswirkt -anders als die Kohlenstoffspeicherung in Holzprodukten und die CO2-Einsparungen durch Substitution von Referenzprodukten ( LARSSON et al. 2007 Im Zuge der Diskussionen über die Erschließung neuer Energieholzpotenziale wurde ver-schiedentlich die Idee vorgetragen, Rückegassen mit schnell wachsenden Baumarten zu bepflanzen. Damit könnte die Forstfläche optimal genutzt werden. ...
... Such classification is complex, and highly site-specific (Arroyo 1131(Arroyo et al., 2008. For the purposes of this review, and in particular to explore whether Australian 1132 bushfires may have a characteristic impact on water, we arrange fuel type according to a 1133 synthesis of European (Europe, 2011), American (Andrews, 1986) and Australian guidelines: It is also important to understand the immediate impacts of bushfire alongside the 1143 longer-term effects (Bixby et al., 2015). Some immediate factors influencing water quality 1144 (such as acute variation in water temperature (Hitt, 2003))can attenuate quickly, while others (such as longer-term increase in water temperature due to loss of vegetation that provided shade 1146 over water (Mahlum et al., 2011)) only become apparent in following months and years 1147 ...
... It is a safe, environmentally acceptable, and cost-effective way to capture and store substantial amounts of atmospheric carbon (Vikrant & Chauhan 2014). Forest ecosystems account for about 76% of all carbon in the terrestrial biosphere and play a vital role in the environment to cycle carbon dioxide in a proper way (Justine et al. 2015), but due to certain human activities, for example, deforestation, the emission of CO 2 increases, resulting in global warming (Larsson et al. 2007). Forests are important carbon sinks, but the mitigation rate would depend upon the species of the forest; it may be broadleaved forest and coniferous (Watson et al. 2000). ...
... One of the reasons for environmental policy implementation gaps may be the lack of effective biodiversity monitoring systems (Pereira et al. 2012;CBD 2018;Ette and Geburek 2021). Biodiversity indicators play a crucial role in assessing biodiversity and were established in large numbers (Lindenmayer et al. 2000;Larsson et al. 2001;Chirici et al. 2011). Nonetheless, biodiversity indicators are still criticized for poor indicator-indicandum relationships (Ferris and Humphrey 1999;Margules et al. 2002;Duelli and Obrist 2003;Gao et al. 2015). ...