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期刊名:Forest ecology and management

缩写:FOREST ECOL MANAG

ISSN:0378-1127

e-ISSN:1872-7042

IF/分区:3.7/Q1

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Steffen M Noe,Veljo Kimmel,Katja Hüve et al. Steffen M Noe et al.
During two measurement campaigns, from August to September 2008 and 2009, we quantified the major ecosystem fluxes in a hemiboreal forest ecosystem in Järvselja, Estonia. The main aim of this study was to separate the ecosystem flux compon...
Colin A Chapman,Tyler R Bonnell,Raja Sengupta et al. Colin A Chapman et al.
Understanding the determinants of tropical forest tree richness and spatial distribution is a central goal of forest ecology; however, the role of herbivorous mammals has received little attention. Here we explore the potential for red colo...
Sonja Vospernik,Robert A Monserud,Hubert Sterba Sonja Vospernik
Height:diameter ratios are an important measure of stand stability. Because of the importance of height:diameter ratios for forest management, individual-tree growth models should correctly depict height:diameter ratios. In particular, (i) ...
Markus O Huber Markus O Huber
Tree growth models are supposed to contain stand growth laws as so called "emergent properties" which derive from interactions of individual-tree growth and mortality functions. This study investigates whether the evolving tree species comp...
Daniel Laubhann,Otto Eckmüllner,Hubert Sterba Daniel Laubhann
Since individual tree leaf area is an important measure for productivity as well as for site occupancy, it is of high interest in many studies about forest growth. The exact determination of leaf area is nearly impossible. Thus, a common wa...
Christian Lexer,Berthold Heinze,Ricardo Alia et al. Christian Lexer et al.
The identification and study of adaptively important genes in forest trees represents a formidable challenge because of their long generation spans. In annual or perennial herbs, formal genetic studies can be employed to identify the quanti...