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Agroforestry thesis or internship projects
Also internships available. Possible topics include: Food forests in the Netherlands Tropical agroforestry in Latin America (Brazil, Mexico) Agroforestry for restoring degraded agricultural landscapes in Africa & the middl ...
Supervisor: Frans Bongers, Madelon Lohbeck or Pieter Zuidema
Department: Forest Ecology and Forest Management Group
 
Tropical forest management - thesis and internship topics
Thesis and internship topics available on tropical forest management. Some possibilities: Logging effect on forest dynamics and forest productivity Provision of ecosystem services of managed forests Forest soils and logging ...
Supervisor: Marielos Peña-Claros and/or Pieter Zuidema
Department: Forest Ecology and Forest Management Group
 
Wood as database
Tracking illegal timber: Tracking the origin of wood via DNA and isotopes Tropical forests and CO2 increase: CO2 fertilisation effects on tropical forests, information from wood anatomy & chemistry to feed tree models And ot ...
Supervisor: Pieter Zuidema and/or Ute Sass-Klaassen and/or Frank Sterck
Department: Forest Ecology and Forest Management Group
 
Detecting effects of CO2 rise on the drivers of tropical tree growth
MSc thesis Atmospheric CO2 rise increases photosynthesis and decreases water loss of trees, but it may also increase leaf temperatures beyond optimum for photosynthesis. Generally, CO2 rise is thought to increase tree growth, ...
Supervisor: Pieter Zuidema, Sophie Zwartsenberg
Department: Forest Ecology and Forest Management Group
 
Effects of climatic variability on tropical tree populations. How to scale up from tree growth to population viability?
MSc thesis Tree-ring analyses of tropical tree species have shown that years with low rainfall and high temperatures reduce stem growth and may also increase mortality. Climate change will likely increase the frequency and sev ...
Supervisor: Pieter Zuidema & Peter van der Sleen
Department: Forest Ecology and Forest Management Group
 
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