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From the forest to the sea
From the forest to the sea

By Chris Maser

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"Driftwood, wood carried by water from the forest to the sea, is a critically important source of habitat and food for the marine ecosystem, including the deep-sea floor. Even during its seaward jo...

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The ecology and management of wood in world rivers
Wood and the environment
Wood and the environment

By Kathryn Whyman

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Lesokhimiia i organicheskii sintez
Lesokhimiia i organicheskii sintez

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Radial?nyi prirost i kachestvo drevesiny sosny obyknovennoi v usloviiakh atmosfernogo zagriazneniia
Arvids Kalnins dzive un darba
Arvids Kalnins dzive un darba

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Tekhnologii, mashiny i proizvodstvo lesnogo kompleksa budushchego
Anglo-russkii i russko-angliiskii lesotekhnicheskii slovar?
Ekologo-fiziologicheskie osobennosti derevorazrushaiushchikh vysshikh bazidial?nykh gribov

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