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Forest Synecology
III. A. Population
Ecology
III. Community
Ecology: Biotic Interactions
III. B. Plant
Community Concepts
III. C. Succession
and Climax Concepts
III. D. Mechanisms
of Succession and Regeneration
III. E. Methods:
Stand Structure Analysis
Applications of ecological knowledge to forest
management
IV.A. Concepts
of ecosystem-based management and
historic
range of variability and methods of HRV
IV.B. Montane
forests in Colorado:
autecology
and stand development in Ponderosa pine and Douglas-fir
IV.C. Montane forests: bark beetles, budworm and fire
IV.D. Subalpine
forests in Colorado:
autecology and stand development
IV.E. Subalpine forests in Colorado:
bark beetles, blowdown,
climate change, and fire
IV.G. Synthesis
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