European Journal of Forest Research 2016, 135(5)

Berlin

2016

Bandaufführung

200643

Effects of using certain tree species in forest regeneration on volume growth, timber yield, and carbon stock of boreal forests in Finland under different CMIP5 projections; Reforestation with loblolly pine can restore the initial soil carbon stock relative to a subtropical natural forest after 30 years; Dry mass production, allocation patterns and water use efficiency of two conifers with different water use strategies under elevated [CO2], warming and drought conditions; Growth–climate relationship of European beech at its northern distribution limit; Importance of soil extractable phosphorus distribution for mature Norway spruce nutrition and productivity; Carbon and nitrogen dynamics along the log bark decomposition continuum in a mesic old-growth boreal forest; Soil mesofauna and diversity of vegetation: Collembola in pristine taiga forests (Pechora-Ilych Biosphere Reserve, Russia), Modelling the predisposition of Norway spruce to Ips typographus L. infestation by means of environmental factors in southern Finland, Change and persistence: exploring the driving forces of long-term forest cover dynamics in the Swiss lowlands, A continuum of dead wood with various habitat elements maintains the diversity of wood-inhabiting fungi in an old-growth boreal forest, Age and weather effects on between and within ring variations of number, width and coarseness of tracheids and radial growth of young Norway spruce, Carabids benefit more from pine stands with added understory or second story of broad-leaved trees favored by climate change than from one-storied pine stands.