Fallen pine needles often cause forest fires in the Himalayas Pine needles lying on the forest floor prevent grazing by cattle Pine needles yield bio-oil and are a source of clean, green energy; Share ...

Forests play a crucial role in the global water cycle. However, only a few studies have investigated post-damage radiative forcing of evapotranspiration and its underlying processes in forests.

Pinus kesiya and its sister species Pinus yunnanensis form savanna and forest communities in tropical and subtropical Southeast Asia (SEA). Their ranges overlap in southern Yunnan and have a wide ...

The dominant tree types are pine, hemlock, spruce, and fir. ... Located at 1,650 to 3,300 ft. along a narrow strip of the outer Himalayan range are the Himalayan sub-tropical broadleaf forests.

More information: Bingming Chen et al, Stand biomass of Pinus sylvestris var. mongolica plantations benefits from high density monocultures in the boreal zone, Forest Ecosystems (2024). DOI: 10. ...

In subtropical pine forest of the Himalayan state, the loss of carbon pool has been estimated to be Rs 23,332 per hectare for moderate burnt and Rs 5,287 per hectare for low burnt, ...

Today just tiny fragments of the forest remain; subtropical lowland rainforest was listed federally in 2011 as critically endangered. No other native vegetation type in Australia has been depleted ...

The site comprises highly diversified ecosystems, including sub-alpine meadows and conifer forests, moist temperate forests and subtropical pine forests. The biosphere reserve is home to a ...

Himalayan subtropical pine forests stretch through most of the 3,000-kilometre length of the world’s highest mountain range covering over 77,700 square kilometres in Pakistan, the Indian states of ...

Fallen pine needles often cause forest fires in the Himalayas Pine needles lying on the forest floor prevent grazing by cattle Pine needles yield bio-oil and are a source of clean, green energy; Share ...