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Lin Hou, Zhe Li, Chunlin Luo, Longlong Bai and Ningning Dong
Forest thinning is a silviculture treatment for sustainable forest management. It may promote growth of the remaining individuals by decreasing stand density, reducing competition, and increasing light and nutrient availability to increase carbon sequest...
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Irantzu Primicia,Rubén Artázcoz,Juan-Bosco Imbert,Fernando Puertas,María-del-Carmen Traver,Federico-José Castillo
Pág. e057
Aim of the study: We analysed the effects of thinning intensity and canopy type on Scots pine growth and stand dynamics in a mixed Scots pine-beech forest. Area of the study: Western Pyrenees. Material and methods: Three thinning intensities were applied...
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Hans Pretzsch,Gerhard Schütze
Pág. 560 - 572
Mixed species forests are presently on the advance and widely held to provide many ecosystem functions and services better than pure stands. Recent studies well explored species mixing effects at the individual tree or stand level. However, the link betw...
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J. V. Mora,M. del Rio,A. Bravo-Oviedo
Pág. 439 - 445
In a forestry context, modelling stand development over time relies on estimates of different stand characteristics obtained from equations which usually constitute a multivariate system. In this study we have developed a stand growth model for even-aged...
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Cristina Fernández,José A. Vega,Salvador Bara,Margarita Alonso,Teresa Fonturbel
Pág. 218 - 227
An experimental study was carried out between 1987 and 1999, to assess the effect of the sequence wildfire-clearfelling-coppice sprout selection thinning, on streamflow nutrient export in a Eucalyptus globulus Labill. watershed in Galicia (NW Spain). The...
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