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The “Encyclopedia of Forest Ecology” is a comprehensive book that covers various aspects of forest ecology. It provides a wealth of information about the ecological processes, functions, and relationships within forest ecosystems. The book discusses topics such as forest structure, biodiversity, nutrients cycling, and interactions between plants, animals, and their environment. It also delves into the effects of human activities on forests and explores sustainable management practices. The encyclopedia includes contributions from experts in the field and incorporates research findings from around the world.