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    Forests (Old)

    Material in this section originates from the following categories in our Subject Index:

    Forests (Old)
    Trees (Old)
    Trees (Forests: Old)


    Summary


    * -- Old Growth Forests of Northeast China

    * -- The Carbon Sink of an Old-Growth Forest in China

    * -- Amazon Forest Dynamics

    * -- Old-Growth Forests of Tropical Africa

    * -- The Amazing Amazon Rainforest

    * -- Old Trees Growing in a CO2-Accreting Atmosphere

    * -- The Carbon-Sequestering Status of Old-Growth Forests

    * -- The Carbon Balance of Old-Growth Forests

    * -- Soil Organic Carbon in Old-Growth Forests

    * -- Update on Tropical Forest Productivity

    * -- Tropical Forest Productivity Trajectories

    * -- Continued Accelerated Growth of Amazonian Forests

    * -- Forest Growth Rates

    Old Aspen Forest Not Feeling Its Age

    Old-Growth Forests: Can They Still Sequester Significant Amounts of Carbon?

    Photosynthesis in Second-Generation Pine Trees Grown in Air of Elevated CO2 Concentration

    "It's Never Too Late" to "Live Long and Prosper"

    The Longevity of Amazonian Rainforest Trees

    The Sustainability of Carbon Sequestration by Earth's Forests in a CO2-Accreting Atmosphere

    Will Forest Carbon Sink Capacity Fade Away as Trees Age?

    Biospheric Carbon Sequestration: Does It Really Work?

    Old Trees in Ancient Forests

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