Natural regeneration of Scots pine seedlings in northern Finland after small gap, selection and shelterwood cuttings and site preparation
Authors:
- Petra PeltolaPPPetra Peltola
- Matti MaltamoMMMatti Maltamo
- Tuukka PoutiainenTPTuukka Poutiainen
- Viivi PääkkönenVPViivi Pääkkönen
- Aaron PettyAPAaron Petty
- Fan YangFYFan Yang
- Laura PikkarainenLPLaura Pikkarainen
- Lauri KorhonenLKLauri Korhonen
- Pasi RautioPasi Rautio
- Ville HallikainenVHVille Hallikainen
- Antti KilpeläinenAKAntti Kilpeläinen
- Heli PeltolaHPHeli Peltola
Open Access
- 25 May 2026
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Forest Ecology and Management
- Vol. 617
Abstract
No abstract availableFunding Information
- Luonnonvarakeskus (357906)
- Luonnonvarakeskus (359172)
- Research Council of Finland
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