This collection features five peer-reviewed literature reviews on developing forestry products.
The first chapter discusses trade-offs between timber products from plantation forests and the need to protect ecosystem services such as carbon sequestration. It reviews ways of innovating business practices, the use of solid wood, reconstituted products and woody biomass as products.
The second chapter explores hardwood tree management within agroforestry systems for the production of veneer and high-quality sawlogs. It reviews how to optimise production in alley cropping, riparian buffers and silvopasture systems.
The third chapter assesses the range of non-timber forest products from tropical forests. These include non-wood fiber resources, including bamboo, rattan and agricultural biomass. These can be used to replace traditional wood fibers in both building and non-structural applications.
The fourth chapter focusses on new processes and applications of forestry products. It discusses cellulose pulp conversion into cellulosic nanomaterials, hydrolysis of hemicelluloses from wood to produce sugars for use in the food industry, as well as extraction of polyphenols from bark for nutraceuticals.
The final chapter reviews alley cropping practices to produce overstory nut crops. It discusses genetic improvement of nut trees, orchard design and management as well as pest management in nut tree alley cropping.
| ISBN: | 9781801461634 |
| Publication date: | 15th June 2021 |
| Author: | David L Nicholls, J W Van Sambeek, Jegatheswaran Ratnasingam, Tatjana Stevanovic, Michael A Gold |
| Publisher: | Burleigh Dodds Science Publishing |
| Format: | Paperback |
| Pagination: | 136 pages |
| Series: | Instant Insights |
| Genres: |
Forestry and silviculture Boreal, coniferous forest Forestry industry Sustainable agriculture |
This collection features five peer-reviewed literature reviews on developing forestry products.
The first chapter discusses trade-offs between timber products from plantation forests and the need to protect ecosystem services such as carbon sequestration. It reviews ways of innovating business practices, the use of solid wood, reconstituted products and woody biomass as products.
The second chapter explores hardwood tree management within agroforestry systems for the production of veneer and high-quality sawlogs. It reviews how to optimise production in alley cropping, riparian buffers and silvopasture systems.
The third chapter assesses the range of non-timber forest products from tropical forests. These include non-wood fiber resources, including bamboo, rattan and agricultural biomass. These can be used to replace traditional wood fibers in both building and non-structural applications.
The fourth chapter focusses on new processes and applications of forestry products. It discusses cellulose pulp conversion into cellulosic nanomaterials, hydrolysis of hemicelluloses from wood to produce sugars for use in the food industry, as well as extraction of polyphenols from bark for nutraceuticals.
The final chapter reviews alley cropping practices to produce overstory nut crops. It discusses genetic improvement of nut trees, orchard design and management as well as pest management in nut tree alley cropping.
Developing Forestry Products features in the following genres: Forestry and silviculture, Boreal, coniferous forest, Forestry industry, Sustainable agriculture
Developing Forestry Products is available in Paperback
Developing Forestry Products was written by David L Nicholls, J W Van Sambeek, Jegatheswaran Ratnasingam, Tatjana Stevanovic, Michael A Gold and published by Burleigh Dodds Science Publishing
Developing Forestry Products has 136 pages
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