Inês Gomes,Frederico Ágoas Inês Gomes

This paper examines the intersection of environmental history and the history of science, specifically the impact of forestry science and fire management on land use and community dynamics in rural Portuguese mountains.

Guangyang Jiang,Yicheng Yang,WenYang Sheng et al. Guangyang Jiang et al.

The κ-carrageenan/microbial-originated dextran-based multifunctional intelligent packaging films, integrated with natural anthocyanins as a colorant and ZnO as an antibacterial agent, were successfully developed using a casting method. The...

Guangyang Jiang,Kaiwen He,Mingrui Chen et al. Guangyang Jiang et al.

To improve the limited mechanical and water barrier properties of chitosan film while granting extra functionalities simultaneously, present study pioneered the incorporation of chitosan film with newly developed essential oil (EO)-based hy...

Jacopo Manzini,Yasutomo Hoshika,Roberto Danti et al. Jacopo Manzini et al.

Cupressus sempervirens is a relevant species in the Mediterranean for its cultural, economic and landscape value. This species is threatened by Seiridium cardinale, the causal agent of the cypress canker disease (CCD). The effects of biotic...

Jimmy Jönsson Jimmy Jönsson

This study aims to broaden our historical knowledge about ideas of rationalism and monocultures in forestry science and rational forest management. Empirically, it focuses on the writings of Swedish forestry scientist Henrik Hesselman, active in the early twentieth century....Moreover, instead of only simplifications, one-size-fits-all solutions, and top-down reforms, historical forestry science representatives have also at times understood rational forest management as a quest for complexity, site-specific solutions, and bottom-up approaches.

Suzanne M Lambie,Shaun Awatere,Adam Daigneault et al. Suzanne M Lambie et al.

Background: Some of New Zealand's exotic pine (Pinus radiata D.Don) forests were planted for erosion mitigation but cultural, legislative, environmental, and profitability limitations in some parts of the landscape have l...

Hong Li,Yiwen Kong,Wei Hu et al. Hong Li et al.

The antifungal mechanism of plant essential oil has always been a concern in the agriculture and forestry science field.

Cong Li,Jun Ang Liu,Guo Ying Zhou Cong Li

Aquilaria sinensis (Lour.) Spreng, also known as eaglewood, belongs to the Thymelaeaceae family and has a considerably high medicinal value. It has been enlisted as the class II national key protective plant. In June 2019, about 15 percent ...

Michael Knoblauch,Winfried S Peters Michael Knoblauch

A conceptual separation of whole-plant biology from cellular physiology had followed the institutional separation of forestry science from botany in German-speaking central Europe during the so-called Humboldtian reforms, and was reinforced by the delayed institutionalization of plant physiology as an

Guoyong Yan,Yajuan Xing,Lijian Xu et al. Guoyong Yan et al.

As crucial terrestrial ecosystems, temperate forests play an important role in global soil carbon dioxide flux, and this process can be sensitive to atmospheric nitrogen deposition. It is often reported that the nitrogen addition induces a ...