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8. Forest Regeneration and Weeds
Alexandre, D. -Y. |
Le Rôle Disséminateur des
Eléphants en Forêt de Tai, Côte-d'Ivoire: La Terre et
la Vie, v. 32, pp. 47-62. |
Cheah, L.C. |
Forest Regeneration and
Development Options in Peninsular Malaysia Today. Malay.
For., v. 41, pp. 171-175. |
Cheke, A.S., |
Nanakorn, W. and Yankoses, C.
Dormancy and Dispersal of Seeds of Secondary Forest
Species under the Canopy of a Primary Tropical Rain
Forest in Northern Thailand. Biotropica, v. 11, pp.
88-95. |
Enright, N.J. |
The Effects of Logging on the
Regeneration and Nutrient Budget of Araucaria
cunninghamii dominated Tropical Rainforest in Papua
New Guinea. Malay. For., v. 41, pp. 303-318. |
Eussen, J.H.H. and Wirjahardja, S. |
Studies of an Alang-Alang
(Imperata cylindrica (L.) Beauv.) Vegetation.
Bogor, Indonesia, BIOTROP Bull. No. 6, 24 p. |
Gomez-Pompa, A. et al., Eds. |
Investigaciones sobre la
Regeneración de Selves Altas en Veracruz, México.
México, Cia. Edit. Continental, 676 p. |
Hanzah, Z. |
Some Observations on the Effects
of Mechanical Logging on Regeneration, Soil and
Hydrological Conditions in East Kalimantan: in
Suparto et al., op. cit., pp. 73-87. |
Kartawinata, K. |
Biological Changes after Logging
in Lowland Dipterocarp Forest. in Suparto et al.,
op. cit., pp. 27-34. |
Meijer, W. |
Regeneration of Tropical Lowland
Forest in Sabah, Malaysia, Forty Years after Logging.
Malay. For., v. 33, pp. 204-229. |
Meijer, W. |
Devastation and Regeneration of
Lowland Dipterocarp Forest in Southeast Asia BioScience,
v. 23, pp. 528-533. |
Momose, Y. |
Vegetative Propagation of
Malaysian Trees. Malay. For., v. 41, pp. 219-223. |
Rapera, R.B. |
Effects of Logging on Residual
Stands. in Suparto et al., op. cit., pp.
119-125. |
Soerjani, M. |
Tropical Weeds. Some Problems,
Biology and Control. Bogor, Indonesia, BIOTROP Bull., No.
2, 215 p. |
Unesco/UNEP/FAO |
Tropical Forest Ecosystems, op.
cit., Chs. 8-11, 20. |
Whitmore, T.C. |
Tropical Rain Forests of the Far
East, op. cit. |
Wyatt-Smith, J. |
Survival of Isolated Seed Bearers
Malay. For., v. 17, pp. 30-32. |
Zapata, T.R. and Arroyo, M.T.K. |
Plant Reproductive Ecology of a
Secondary Deciduous Tropical Forest in Venezuela.
Biotropica, v. 10, pp. 221-230. |
9. Tropical Soils and Nutrient Cycling in Tropical Forests
Golley, F.B. |
Insects as Regulators of Forest
Nutrient Cycling. Trop. Ecology, v. 18, pp. 116-123. |
Herrera, R., Mérida, T., Stark,
N. and Jordan, C. |
Direct Phosphorus Transfer from
Leaf Litter to Roots. Naturwiss., v. 65, pp. 208-209. |
Jordan, C. |
Stem Flow and Nutrient Transfer in
a Tropical Rain Forest. Oikos, v. 31, pp. 257-263. |
Mikola, P., Ed. |
Tropical Mycorrhizal Research.
London, Oxford Univ. Press, 288 p. |
Stark, N. |
Man, Tropical Forests and the
Biological Life of a Soil. Biotropica, v. 10, pp. 1-10. |
Stark, N. and Jordan, C. |
Nutrient Retention by the Root Mat
of an Amazonian Rain Forest. Ecology, v. 59, pp. 434-437. |
Unesco/UNEP/FAO |
Tropical Forest Ecosystems, Chs.
12, 20. |
US National Academy of Sciences. |
Committee on Tropical Soils. Soils
of the Humid Tropics. Washington, DC, Nat. Acadm. Sci.,
219 p. |
Whitmore, T.C. |
Tropical Rain Forests of the Far
East, op. cit. |
10. Animal Ecology, Primarily as Related to Tropical Forestry
Alexandre, D. -Y. |
Le Rôle Disséminateur des
Eléphants en Forêt de Tai, Côte-d,Ivoire, op. cit. |
Clutton-Brock, T.H., Ed. |
Primate Ecology: Studies of
Feeding and Ranging Behaviour in Lemurs, Monkeys and
Apes. London and New York, Academic Press, 631 p. |
Hardjosentono, P. |
Long-Term Effects of Logging on
Wildlife Management and Nature Conservation in Indonesia.
in Suparto et al., op. cit., pp. 147-152. |
Hoi-Sen, Yong |
Mammals of Virgin and Logged
Forests in Peninsular Malaysia. in Suparto et
al., op. cit., pp. 153-158. |
Jeffrey, S.M. and Sangkulirang,
P.T. |
The Effects of Logging on
Rainforest Fauna of West Africa and East Kalimantan, op.
cit. |
McNeely, J.A., Rabor, D.S. and
Sumardja, E.A., Eds. |
Wildlife Management in Southeast
Asia. Bogor, Indonesia, BIOTROP. |
Stevens, W.E. |
Habitat Requirements of Malayan
Mammals. Malay. Nat. Jour., v. 22, pp. 3-9, |
Struhsaker, T.T. |
Rainforest Conservation in Africa.
Primates, v. 13, pp 103-109. |
Unesco/UNEP/FAO |
Tropical Forest Ecosystems, op.
cit., Chs. 7, 20, 21. |
Whitmore, T.C. |
Tropical Rain Forests of the Far
East, op. cit. Ch. 13. |
Wilson, W.L. and Wilson, C.C. |
The Influence of Selective Logging
on Primates and Some Other Animals in East Kalimantan.
Folia Primat., v. 23. pp. 245-775. |
Wilson, W.L. and Wilson, C.C. |
Primates in Undisturbed and Logged
Forests in Sumatra and East Kalimantan. in Suparto
et al., op. cit., pp. 137-145. |
11. Conservation Guides and Guidelines
Australian Senate |
(Standing Committee on Science and
the Environment) The Impact on the Australian Environment
of the Current Woodchip Industry Programme, Suppl.
Submission, op. cit. (especially Appendix I,
"Specifications for Logging and Erosion
Control"). |
Bols, P.C. |
The Iso-Erodent Map of Java and
Madura. Bogor, Indonesia, Soil Research Institute. |
Bureau of Forestry (The
Philippines). |
Bureau of Forestry Handbook on
Selective Logging. Manila, 265 p. |
Clarke, W.C. |
Maintenance of Agriculture and
Human Habitats within the Tropical Forest Ecosystem.
Human Ecology, v. 4, pp. 247-259. |
CILSS (Comité Permanent
Interétat de Lutte contre la Secheresse dans le Sahel). |
Directives Ecologiques pour
l'Elaboration des Projets de Développement dans les Pays
du CILSS: v. I (Méthode d'Etude d'Impact), 53 p.; v. II
(Informations Ecologiques Générales), 39 p. |
FAO/UNEP |
The Methodology of Conservation of
Forest Genetic Resources, op. cit. |
FAO |
Hydrological Techniques for
Upstream Conservation. Rome, FAO Conservation Guide 2,
134 p. |
FAO |
Papua New Guinea. Adviser on
Forest Environment Management. Rome, FAO, FO:
DP/PNG/74/033, 57 p. (includes operational guidelines for
logging). |
FAO |
Guidelines for Watershed
Management. Rome, FAO Conservation Guide 1, 293 p. |
FAO |
Conservation in Arid and Semi-Arid
Zones. Rome, FAO Conservation Guide 3, 125 p. |
FAO |
Planning Forest Roads and
Harvesting Systems. Rome, FAO Forestry Paper 2, 148 p. |
FAO |
Special Readings in Conservation.
Rome, FAO Conservation Guide 4, 101 p. |
FAO |
Mountain Forest Roads end
Harvesting. Rome, FAO Forestry Paper 14, 254 p. |
FAO |
Operational Guidelines for
Environmental Impact Studies for Watershed Managements
and Development in Mountain Areas. Nairobi, UNEP, 61 p. |
Hamilton, L.W. et al. |
Conservación de los Bosques
Húmedos de Venezuela. Sierra Club Consejo de Bienestar
Rural, 181 p. |
ILO (International Labour Office) |
Felling and Cross-Cutting of
Tropical Trees in |
Kunkle, S.H. |
Forestry Support for Agriculture
through Watershed Management, Windbreaks and Other
Conservation Actions. Proc. Eighth World For. Congress
(1978). |
Lekagul, B. and McNeely, J.A. |
Mammals of Thailand Bangkok,
Sahakarnbhat Co., 758 p. (includes habitat description). |
McNeely, J.A., Rabor, D.S. and
Sumardja, E.A., Eds. |
Wildlife Management in Southeast
Asia, op. cit. |
Muthoo, M.K. |
Economic Evaluation of the
Environmental Effects of Erosion. Agric. and Envir., v.
3, pp. 21-29. |
Poore, D. |
Ecological Guidelines for
Development in Tropical Rain Forests. Morges,
Switzerland, IUCN Books, 39 p. |
Soerjani, M. Tropical Weeds. |
Some Problems, Biology and
Control, op. cit. |
Specht, R.L., Roe, E.M. and
Boughton, V.H. |
Conservation of Major Plant
Communities in Australia and Papua New Guinea, op. cit.
(example of preliminary classification of vegetation, of
its relative scientific value and of its sensitivity to
disturbance). |
Unesco |
Criteria and Guidelines for the
Choice and Establishment of Biosphere Reserves. Paris,
Unesco/MAB Report No. 22. |
Van der Zon, P. |
Mammals of Indonesia. Bogor,
Indonesia, UNDP/FAO National Park Development Project,
152 p. (gives preferred habitats of mammalian species) |
Webb, L.J. |
Ecological Considerations and
Safeguards in the Modern Use of Tropical Lowland
Rainforests as a Source of Pulpwood: Example, the Madang
Area, PNG. Waigani, Papua New Guinea, Office of
Environment and Conservation, 36 p. |
Weidelt, H.J. |
Manual of Reforestation and
Erosion Control for the Philippines. Eschborn, West
Germany, West German Agency for Technical Cooperation,
569 p. |
Wiersum, K.F. |
Introduction to Principles of
Forest Hydrology and Erosion with Special Reference to:
Indonesia. Bandung, Indonesia, Lembaga Ekologi,
Universitas Padjadjaran, 76 p. |
Wilson, W.L. and Wilson, C.C. |
Primates in Undisturbed and Logged
Forests in Sumatra and East Kalimantan, op. cit.
(provides tentative information on preferred habitats and
likely effects of logging). |
Wyatt-Smith, J. |
Manual of Malayan Silviculture for
Inland Forests. Kuala Lumpur, Malayan Forest Record No.
23, 400 p. |
12. Further FAO reference material
FAO |
Environmental aspects of natural
resources management - paper delivered at the UN
Conference on the Human Environment. |
Fontaine, R.G. |
Forestry and Environment,
Geoforum, 10 p. |
FAO |
Catalogue of Legislation on
Environment and Natural Resources. Summary Report.
FAO/UNEP, Rome. |
FAO |
Detection and control of forest
fires for protecting the human environment - Proposals
for a Global Programme. FAO/UNEP 0Z06-74-003, Rome. |
FAO |
Formulation of a Tropical Forest
Cover Monitoring Project FAO/UNEP, Rome, 76 p. |
FAO |
Environmental Objectives in Forest
Land Management. Symposium on Forests and Wood: their
role in the Environment. Interlaken, Switzerland, 22-26
Sept. 1975, 18 p. |
FAO |
Monitoring for the assessment of
selected critical environmental problems related to
agricultural and land use practices. Report of the
UNEP/FAO Government Expert Group on Environmental
Monitoring of Soil and Vegetation Cover (Rome, 15-19
March 1976), FAO, Rome. |
FAO |
Assessing soil degradation. FAO
Soils Bulletin No. 34, FAO, Rome, 83 p. |
FAO |
National Parks Planning. Forestry
Paper No. 6, FAO, Rome, 42 p. |
FAO |
Genetic improvement of forest
trees. Forestry Paper No. 20, FAO, Rome. |
FAO |
A provisional methodology for soil
degradation assessment. FAO/UNEP, Rome |
FAO |
Operational guidelines for
environmental impact studies for watershed management and
development in mountain areas UNEP, Nairobi, 61 p. |
FAO |
Benin-Cameroon-Togo. Project
implementations Methodology, results, conclusions. Global
Environment Monitoring System. Pilot Project on Tropical
Forest Cover Monitoring. Project Report No. 4. FAO/UNEP,
Rome. |
FAO |
Natural resources and the human
environment for food and agriculture. FAO Environment
Paper No. 1, FAO, Rome, 62 p. |
FAO |
Overview on the State of Renewable
Natural Resources for Food and Agriculture in the Wider
Caribbean. FAO/UNEP/ECLA, 40 p. |
Chijicke, E.O. |
Impact on soil of fast-growing
species in lowland humid tropics. Forestry Paper No. 21.
FAO, Rome, 111 p |
Alhéritière, D. |
Environmental impact assessment
and agricultural development. FAO Environment Paper No.
2. FAO, Rome (in press), 132 p. |
FAO |
Los recursos forestales de la
America Tropical (Forest resources of Latin America).
Proyecto FAO/PNUMA de Evaluación de los Recursos
Forestales Tropicales. FAO, Rome, 343 p. |
FAO |
Forest Resources of Tropical
Africa. FAO/UNEP Tropical Forest Resources Assessment
Project. Part I: Regional Synthesis. Part II: Country
Briefs. FAO, Rome. Vol. I 108 p., Vol. II 586 p. |
FAO |
Forest Resources of Tropical Asia.
FAO/UNEP Tropical Forest Resources Assessment Project
FAO, Rome, 475 p. |