Pacific Rim Initiative Briefing note a
• Forest rich: Rich boreal and pre-tundra forests with high value, as a source of timber, carbon stock and high and endemic biodiversity. 273 1-312 2 mha of forest land (Russia as a whole has 705 1-764 2 mha, 22 % of the worlds forests) • Forest cover: 80-90 % is closed forest (1993), and 50 % of th...
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ftciteseerx:oai:CiteSeerX.psu:10.1.1.201.1423 2023-05-15T18:30:21+02:00 Pacific Rim Initiative Briefing note a Russian Far East B Forest Resources The Pennsylvania State University CiteSeerX Archives 2000 application/pdf http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/summary?doi=10.1.1.201.1423 http://www.forest-trends.org/whoweare/pdf/pacific200002/asiabrief_russ.pdf en eng http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/summary?doi=10.1.1.201.1423 http://www.forest-trends.org/whoweare/pdf/pacific200002/asiabrief_russ.pdf Metadata may be used without restrictions as long as the oai identifier remains attached to it. http://www.forest-trends.org/whoweare/pdf/pacific200002/asiabrief_russ.pdf text 2000 ftciteseerx 2016-01-07T17:25:45Z • Forest rich: Rich boreal and pre-tundra forests with high value, as a source of timber, carbon stock and high and endemic biodiversity. 273 1-312 2 mha of forest land (Russia as a whole has 705 1-764 2 mha, 22 % of the worlds forests) • Forest cover: 80-90 % is closed forest (1993), and 50 % of that is primary forest. 2 Total growing stock: 20.4 billion m3 (1996), mainly comprising coniferous (17 billion m3) and deciduous (2.2 billion m3) forest. 95-98 % natural. 1 § Exploitable forest: 37 % of total forest (42 % coniferous and 66 % deciduous) economically exploitable. The Far East has the lowest commercial content of harvested wood – 70 % (1995) § Yields: Yields at maturity ranging from 50 m3/ha in the northern taiga to 200-250 m3/ha in southern taiga forests § Forest type: Mainly taiga (boreal forest) with some pre-tundra in the north and broadleaf temperate in the south § Forest classification: Group 1- Protective Forests satisfying an environmental function. Only sanitary felling allowed Text taiga Tundra Unknown Pacific |
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• Forest rich: Rich boreal and pre-tundra forests with high value, as a source of timber, carbon stock and high and endemic biodiversity. 273 1-312 2 mha of forest land (Russia as a whole has 705 1-764 2 mha, 22 % of the worlds forests) • Forest cover: 80-90 % is closed forest (1993), and 50 % of that is primary forest. 2 Total growing stock: 20.4 billion m3 (1996), mainly comprising coniferous (17 billion m3) and deciduous (2.2 billion m3) forest. 95-98 % natural. 1 § Exploitable forest: 37 % of total forest (42 % coniferous and 66 % deciduous) economically exploitable. The Far East has the lowest commercial content of harvested wood – 70 % (1995) § Yields: Yields at maturity ranging from 50 m3/ha in the northern taiga to 200-250 m3/ha in southern taiga forests § Forest type: Mainly taiga (boreal forest) with some pre-tundra in the north and broadleaf temperate in the south § Forest classification: Group 1- Protective Forests satisfying an environmental function. Only sanitary felling allowed |
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