Structure, Diversity, Threats and Conservation of Tropical Forests

  • Nageswara-Rao M
  • R. J
  • Sudarsh P
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In this elegant book, we have defined ‘Tropical Forests’ broadly, into five different themes: (1) tropical forest structure, synergy, synthesis, (2) tropical forest fragmentation, (3) impact of anthropogenic pressure, (4) Geographic Information System and remote sensing, and (5) tropical forest protection and process. The cutting-edge synthesis, detailed current reviews, several original data-rich case studies, recent experiments/experiences from leading scientists across the world (Fig.1) are presented as unique chapters. Though, the chapters differ noticeably in the geographic focus, diverse ecosystems, time and approach, they share these five important themes and help in understanding, educating, and creating awareness on the role of ‘Tropical Forests’ on the diversity of biota, impact of disturbances, climate change and the very survival of mankind.

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Nageswara-Rao, M., R., J., & Sudarsh, P. (2012). Structure, Diversity, Threats and Conservation of Tropical Forests. In Tropical Forests. InTech. https://doi.org/10.5772/39286

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