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- Inhaltsverzeichnis
- Seite 1: Anfang
- Seite 2: Lösungsansatz Wald
- Seite 3: Das Wald- und Baumgrenzökoton
- Seite 4: Das Kohlenstoffdepot des Nordens
- Seite 5: Waldgrenzforschung in Finnland
- Seite 6: Die Kiefer im Nordwärtstrend
- Seite 7: Wohin soll die Reise gehen?
- Seite 8: Literaturverzeichnis