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Adam Beták, Jirí Zach, Petr Misák and Jan Vanerek
This experiment compared commercially available moisture meters (three capacitive metersand one resistance meter) and tested their predictive ability at different moisture conditions on selected beech (Fagus sylvatica) and spruce (Picea abies (L.) Karst....
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Ebrahim Hajian, José Couceiro, Lars Hansson and Dick Sandberg
Determining moisture content (MC) distribution during the drying of porous materials such as wood is crucial for developing drying schedules and assessing their suitability to achieve optimised processes. This study aimed to determine the causes of the u...
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Andrej Fa?alek, Ale? Stra?e, Bogdan ?ega, Johannes A. J. Huber and Milan ?ernek
Beech (Fagus Sylvatica L.) is a prevalent tree species in Slovenia and is suitable for manufacturing glulam beams. However, beech wood has certain limitations that can potentially be mitigated by combining it with Norway spruce (Picea abies (L.) Karst.) ...
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Corneliu Tanase, Adrian Ni?ca, Anca Mirica, Andreea Milan and Irina Boz
Over the past few years, special attention has been paid to biomass valorization. The aim of this paper is to evaluate the effect of the phenolic rich extracts obtained from raw materials on the growth and development of lemon balm (Melissa officinalis L...
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Susanne Brandl,Wolfgang Falk,Thomas Rötzer,Hans Pretzsch
Pág. e007
Aim of study: (i) To estimate site productivity based on German national forest inventory (NFI) data using above-ground wood biomass increment (?B) of the stand and (ii) to develop a model that explains site productivity quantified by ?B in dependence on...
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Lars Drössler, Eric Agestam, Kamil Bielak, Malgorzata Dudzinska, Julia Koricheva, Mateusz Liziniewicz, Magnus Löf, Bill Mason, Hans Pretzsch, Sauli Valkonen and Klaas Wellhausen
Pine-spruce forests are one of the commonest mixed forest types in Europe and both tree species are very important for wood supply. This study summarized nine European studies with Scots pine and Norway spruce where a mixed-species stand and both monocul...
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Inken Rabbel, Heye Bogena, Burkhard Neuwirth and Bernd Diekkrüger
Tree water use is a key variable in forest eco-hydrological studies and is often monitored by sap flow measurements. Upscaling these point measurements to the stand or catchment level, however, is still challenging. Due to the spatio-temporal heterogenei...
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Karel Ku?elka,Róbert Maru?ák
Pág. e008
Aim of study: To optimize an interpolation method and distribution of measured diameters to represent regular stem form of coniferous trees using a set of discrete points.Area of study: Central-Bohemian highlands, Czech Republic; a region that represents...
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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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Gerald F. Dirnberger,Hubert Sterba
Pág. 534 - 546
Aim of the study: This paper presents the most appropriate ways to estimate the species proportions by area in mixed stands of Norway spruce (Picea abies L. Karst.) and European beech (Fagus sylvatica L.) by comparing stand level and individual tree leve...
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