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Long‐term site productivity effects of different Rhododendron control methods in eastern beech (Fagus orientalis Lipsky) ecosystems in the Western Black Sea region of Turkey

Soil Use and Management, 2009
O. Yıldız, D. Eşen, M. Sargıncı
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Genetic variability of European beech provenances from south-eastern Europe

2010
This paper presents research results on the variability of height growth, annual growth, flushig phenology and winter leaf retention of European beech (Fagus sylvatica L.) in a provenance trial "Medvednica" in Croatia. The experiment was established in spring 2007 with plants 2 and 3 years of age.
Ivanković, Mladen, Popović, Maja, Bogdan, Saša   +2 more
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Effects of 16-Year Deer Exclusion on the Forbs and Tree Saplings in a Beech (Fagus crenata) Forest Degraded by Sika Deer in Eastern Japan

Natural areas journal, 2020
Long-term exclusion of deer may decrease some plant species through interspecific competition. I studied the effects of deer exclosures for 16 y on tall forbs and tree saplings inside and outside three exclosures of beech forest in the Tanzawa Mountains,
A. Tamura
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Wetter winters amplify temperature effects on fine root growth and increase tree growth in north-eastern European beech forests.

Science of the Total Environment
Winters are predicted to become wetter in large parts of the temperate zone over the next century. Additionally, warmer temperatures will shift precipitation from snow towards rain, reducing soil insulation.
Aron Garthen, Marcin Klisz, Robert Weigel, Juergen Kreyling   +3 more
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Nonlinear mixed-effect models for height-diameter relationships of oriental beech trees in Artvin region, Eastern Black Sea Region of Türkiye

Scandinavian Journal of Forest Research
Research on site quality, volume estimation, growth and yield analysis, and other related topics relies heavily on tree and stand height as a key metric.
Abdurrahman Şahin
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Some mechanical properties of eastern beech wood

2004
This study determined some mechanical properties (compression, static bending, impact bending and shear strengths) of eastern beech wood (Fagus orientalis Lipsky.) and to compared them with other beeches. The materials studied were randomly selected from pure beech stands, naturally grown in Andirm-Kahramanmaraş, and these were prepared and tested ...
Güler, Cengis, Bektaş, İbrahim, Baştürk, Altay   +2 more
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Modeling holocene changes in the location and abundance of beech populations in Eastern North America

Review of Palaeobotany and Palynology, 1987
Abstract Maps of Holocene changes in pollen percentages show changes in the magnitude and location of taxon abundances. They also show changes in the patterns of decreasing abundance around the areas of maximum abundance. Transport equations with source/sink, advection, and diffusion terms provide analogs for modeling these different components of ...
F. Dexter, H.T. Banks, T. Webb
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Seasonal Variations in Litter Layers’ Characteristics Control Microbial Respiration and Microbial Carbon Utilization Under Mature Pine, Cedar, and Beech Forest Stands in the Eastern Mediterranean Karstic Ecosystems

Microbial Ecology, 2021
Emre Babur, T. Dindaroğlu, Muhammad Riaz, O. S. Uslu   +3 more
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Estimation of biomass and carbon stock in uneven-aged beech stands in eastern Serbia

2013
The problem of estimating biomass and carbon stock in beech high stands that have specific structural form and that used to be virgin forests at the beginning of the twentieth century was investigated. A set of five stands was selected. Their site class is II-IV and the altitude ranges from 450 to 1050 m. A systematic sample of circular sample plots of
Koprivica, Miloš, Matović, Bratislav, Vučković, Milivoj, Stajić, Branko   +3 more
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Research on the responses of a beech stand to extreme drought in Eastern Bakony, Hungary

In forest management, there is an outstanding importance of water cycle of the forest because of ecological and economical viewpoints, including the water management of woody plants. Examining the reactions of trees to environmental stress – warming, extreme drought or intense rains – and the phenomena derived from this, help to ...
Gergely Levente Kökény, Zoltán Gribovszki, Péter Kalicz   +2 more
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