Примеры использования Temperate and boreal forests на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Mycorrhiza Temperate and boreal forests.
This is a global phenomenon occurring both in tropical, temperate and boreal forests.
Mainly temperate and boreal forests in North and South America, Asia and Oceania.
Possibility of delineation of temperate and boreal forests, and presentation of the forest resources information separately for each of them;
This is a global phenomenon occurring in tropical, temperate and boreal forests.
The region holds 80% of temperate and boreal forests(40% of global forest) and supplies a majority of global woodand wood products.
These matters now attract considerable notice also in temperate and boreal forests.
FAO guidelines on forest fire management in temperate and boreal forests, issued in November 2002, complement related ITTO work on tropical forests. .
In the field of timber,ECE is taking the lead in creating the world's primary statistical database on the extent and condition of temperate and boreal forests.
Member countries represent about 90 per cent of the world's temperate and boreal forests, which equates to 60 per cent of all of the forests of the world.
In June 1994, FSC established a set of principles and criteria to be applied to all tropical, temperate and boreal forests.
The analysis is one of the first characterising forest resource use in the northern temperate and boreal forests, in countries that are transitioning from decades of Soviet rule to new economies.
They also felt that insufficient attention had been given to historic deforestation in industrialized countries and to existing threats to temperate and boreal forests.
The team contributes to monitoring temperate and boreal forests and, in particular, to the coordination of reporting on Criteria and Indicators(C&I) for Sustainable Forest Management(SFM) within the MCPFE processes.
The Montréal Process(Working Group on Criteria and Indicators for the Conservation and Sustainable Management of Temperate and Boreal Forests) was launched in 1994.
Together, tropical, temperate and boreal forests provide the most diverse sets of habitats for plants, animals and micro-organisms, holding the vast majority of the world's terrestrial species.
The TBFRA-2000 appeared to be the most ambitious attempt yet to bring together internationally comparable data on the temperate and boreal forests of industrialized countries.
This chapter describes the projected impacts of climate change on tropical, temperate, and boreal forests using observations from the past, experimental studies, and simulation models based on current ecophysiological and ecological information.
On the basis of the recommendations of an advisory panel of experts, following the successful completion of FRA 1990,FRA 2000 will be extended to include the subtropical, temperate and boreal forests.
The Temperate and Boreal Forest Resource Assessment 2000 is the most comprehensive data set so far on the world's temperate and boreal forests, and a major research tool and input to the policy debate on sustainable forest management.
With this respect, high expectations have been raised, in particular,for the FAO's Global Forest Resources Assessments, and for the ECE/FAO work with regard to the temperate and boreal forests.
Temperate and boreal forests in this region are a traditional source of forest products not only for timber but also for products such as resin, tannin, fodder, litter, medical plants, fruits, nuts, roots, mushrooms, seeds, honey, ornamentals and exudates Forest Europe et al 2011.
Despite having only 12 member countries, this Process spreads across four different regions,which account for 80 per cent of the world's temperate and boreal forests and 50 per cent of the world's forests.
The Montreal Process member countries published in 2007 the third edition of the Montreal Process criteria and indicators for the conservation and sustainable management of temperate and boreal forests.
The present Temperate and Boreal Forest Resources Assessment(TBFRA-2000)is being carried out in accordance with the programme element A.1.2-“Forest Resources Assessment 2000(temperate and boreal forests)” of the integrated programme of work of the UN/ECE Timber Committeeand the FAO European Forestry Commission ECE/TIM/91.