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Ana D. Torres,Juan M. Cellini,María V. Lencinas,Marcelo D. Barrera,Rosina Soler,Ricardo Diaz-Delgado,Guillermo J. Martínez Pastur
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Aim of study: Harvesting proposals (e.g. variable retention) for Nothofagus pumilio forests are based on canopy opening, to increase recruitment and enhance seedling growth, by modifying light and soil moisture. Seed production and seedling recruitment w...
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Teresa Duque Enes,Teresa Fidalgo Fonseca
Pág. 438 - 447
Aim of the study: The objective of this paper is to investigate the use of Biomass Conversion and Expansion Factors (BCEFs) in maritime pine (Pinus pinaster Ait.) stands subjected to thinning.Area of the study: The study area refers to different ecosyste...
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Andrés N. Beretta, Ana V. Silbermann, Leonardo Paladino, Deborah Torres, Daniel Bassahun, Raquel Musselli, Adriana García-Lamohte
Pág. 263 - 271
The Robinson pipette method (Pipette) is accurate and precise but time consuming. Bouyoucos (1936) proposed a more rapid and simpler procedure called the hydrometer method. Both analytical techniques are sedimentation procedures accepted as standard tech...
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A.C. Gonçalves,A. Carvalho Oliveira
Pág. 444 - 452
Stand regeneration is one of the most important aspects of silviculture as it ensures stand and production perpetuity. Regeneration occurs after one or several disturbances releasing growing space, usually after the elimination of some adult trees. In No...
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L. Bilek,J. Remes,D. Zahradnik
Pág. 122 - 138
In this study, the structure and spatial patterns of adjacent beech (Fagus sylvatica L.) forest stands, both those having undergone intensive management and those without management intervention over the last 50 years were analyzed. Data was collected fr...
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