Using soil data to predict potential native woodland distribution in Scotland Introduction Over the last four thousand years the natural woodland cover of Scotland has been reduced to less than 5% of its original distri - British Plant Communities - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Using soil data to predict potential native woodland distribution in Scotland Introduction Over the last four thousand years the natural woodland cover of Scotland has been reduced to less than 5% of its original distri Add to Reading List Document Date: 1998-03-02 07:26:38 Open Document File Size: 22,50 KB Share Result on Facebook City Aberdeen / Edinburgh / Oxford / / Company Common Sense / Clarendon Press / Cambridge University Press / Cairngorm Partnership / / Country United Kingdom / Scotland / / Facility Macaulay Institute / Macleay Macaulay Land Use Research Institute / Macaulay Land Use Research Institute / Institute of Terrestrial Ecology / / Movie A.D. / / NaturalFeature Scottish Highlands / Alpine / / Organization Macaulay Institute for Soil Research / Cambridge University / Institute of Terrestrial Ecology / Cairngorms Working Party / Macaulay Land Use Research Institute / / Position Butler / Walker / / Region continental Europe / Eastern Scotland / / Technology GIS / / SocialTag Soil Podzol British Plant Communities Brown earth Forest British NVC community W7 Pedology Physical geography Land management

Using soil data to predict potential native woodland distribution in Scotland Introduction Over the last four thousand years the natural woodland cover of Scotland has been reduced to less than 5% of its original distriAdd to Reading List