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Ecological Modelling, 2006
In this research we investigated response of forest herbs to available light conditions in the forest of silver fir (Abies alba) and beech (Fagus sylvatica) which are most frequent altimontane forest on Croatian karst, using the hemispherical photographs for measuring available light.
Jelaska, Sven D. +4 more
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In this research we investigated response of forest herbs to available light conditions in the forest of silver fir (Abies alba) and beech (Fagus sylvatica) which are most frequent altimontane forest on Croatian karst, using the hemispherical photographs for measuring available light.
Jelaska, Sven D. +4 more
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Biological Conservation, 2017
Abstract Understanding how bryophytes respond to management gradients in temperate forests is an important issue for their conservation and has major implications for forest management. This is especially true for western Pyrenean silver fir-beech forests, where high bryophyte turnover, as well as species loss, has been reported in the last 30 years.
Vlatka Horvat +3 more
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Abstract Understanding how bryophytes respond to management gradients in temperate forests is an important issue for their conservation and has major implications for forest management. This is especially true for western Pyrenean silver fir-beech forests, where high bryophyte turnover, as well as species loss, has been reported in the last 30 years.
Vlatka Horvat +3 more
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Impact of climate change on Dinaric silver fir-beech forests
2006Majority of virgin forests in Croatia can be found in silver fir – beech forests (Omphalodo-Fagetum) that are also habitats for three large carnivores (bear, wolf and lynx) that is rarity in the Europe. All this indicates great importance these forests have in preserving biodiversity.
Kušan, Vladimir +2 more
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Effects of edges on small mammals communities in Dinaric beech-fir forest
2011Small mammals were studied in Dinaric beech-fir forest, their edges, and adjacent meadow in the mountainous region in the central continental part of Croatia. Mammals were collected with pitfall traps along transect extending 60m from the edge into a forest interior and 60m into a meadow, and also along natural and human-induced forest edges.
Mrakovčić, Milorad, Brigić, Andreja
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ECOLOGICAL AND VEGETATIONAL CHARACTERISTICS OF NATURAL AND VIRGIN BEECH-FIR FORESTS IN CROATIA
2003The paper presents and compares structural, ecological and vegetational properties of virgin and natural commercial forests of beech, fir and spruce in Croatia. The following virgin forests having primary or secondary characteristics have been dealt with: Corkova Uvala, Devcica Tavani, Nadzak Bilo, Velika Pljesivica - Drenovaca, Velika Pljesivica ...
Španjol, Željko +2 more
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Floristic and ecological characteristics of the beech-fir virgin forests in Croatia
2009This research comprises seven localities of the beech-fir virgin forests at elevations ranging from 840 m (Čorkova uvala) to 1380 m (Nadžak bilo). Of the 21 surveyed plots (approx. 500m2) in optimal stage of development, 75% are situated on slopes exceeding 15 degrees, while northern and eastern aspect prevails. The average annual precipitation is 2200
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Adsorption complex of soil on non-carbonate substrate in fir and beech-fir forests of Croatia
2002U magistarskom radu istraživan je adsorpcijski kompleks tla na nekarbonatnom matičnom supstratu koji uglavnom daje bazama siromašan detritus. Navedeni matični supstrat, prirodno kiselo tlo i uvjeti perhumidne i humidne klime, posebice u Gorskom kotaru, uvjetuju ispiranje baza iz tla.
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