Diameter increment of beech in relation to social position of trees, climate characteristics and thinning intensity
Authors:
- J. RemešJRJ. Remeš
- L. BílekLBL. Bílek
- J. NovákJNJ. Novák
- Z. VacekZVZ. Vacek
- S. VacekSVS. Vacek
- T. PutalováTPT. Putalová
- L. KoubekLKL. Koubek
Open Access
- 31 October 2015
- journal article
- Published by Czech Academy of Agricultural Sciences in Journal of Forest Science
- Vol. 61 (10) , 456-464
Abstract
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