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Old Growth Forest Ecology
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  • Old Growth in BC
  • Ecological Values of Old Growth Forests
    • Structure and Composition
    • Ecological Processes and Functions
      • Carbon sequestration and storage
      • Provision of Habitat
      • Conservation of Biodiversity
      • Conservation of Unique and At-risk Species
      • Maintenance of hydrologic function and fish habitat
      • Nutrient Cycling
      • Regulation of Climate
      • Building Soil
  • Case Studies
    • Fairy Creek
  • References
  • Glossary

U.S. Geological Survey and National Park Service, u.d

U.S. Geological Survey and National Park Service. Undated. Bryophytes and lichens: Small but indispensable forest dwellers. Port Angeles, Wash.

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