Enhancing ecosystem service provision through the silvicultural management of European black pine stands from afforestation and reforestation in Italy
Authors:
- Elia VangiElia Vangi
- Sandro SacchelliSSSandro Sacchelli
- Susanna NocentiniSNSusanna Nocentini
- Manuela PlutinoMPManuela Plutino
- Daniela DalmonechDDDaniela Dalmonech
- Alessio CollaltiAlessio Collalti
- Davide TravagliniDTDavide Travaglini
- Piermaria CoronaPCPiermaria Corona
- 27 January 2026
- journal article
- Published by Springer Nature in Journal of Forestry Research
- Vol. 37 (1)
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