Das Studium der Ernährungsvorgänge

Rubner, Max

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“…The calorimetric method for the determination of bound water (5,13,16,20,22,23,26) was selected for this work. In making the determinations, ten samples from each category were run through the procedure together.…”

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Transpiration and Physico-Chemical Properties of Leaves as Related to Drought Resistance in Loblolly Pine and Shortleaf Pine

Schopmeyer¹

1939

Plant Physiol.

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Transpiration and Physico-Chemical Properties of Leaves as Related to Drought Resistance in Loblolly Pine and Shortleaf Pine

Schopmeyer¹

1939

Plant Physiol.

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“…In 1959 Leibundgut developed the former idea of Rubner (1925) about different structural characteristics of sub-stands of European beech forests by documenting the different physiognomy of beech forest patches and analysing the growth behaviour of the trees in detail. Numerous authors used this idea to analyse virgin deciduous forests in temperate zones of Europe with special attention to European beech forests.…”

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Joining of the historical research and future prediction as a support tool for the assessment of management strategy for European beech-dominated forests in protected areas

Machar¹,

Voženílek²,

Simon³

et al. 2017

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Citation: Machar I, Vozenilek V, Simon J, Pechanec V, Brus J, Fulneček P, Vitek T (2017) Joining of the historical research and future prediction as a support tool for the assessment of management strategy for European beech-dominated forests in protected areas. Nature Conservation 22: 51-78. https://doi.org/10.3897/natureconservation.22.12902 AbstractEuropean beech-dominated forests are crucial for maintaining biodiversity in forested mountain landscapes of the European temperate zone. This paper presents the results of research and assessment of management strategy for mountain beech-dominated forests in the Jeseníky Mountains (Czech Republic). Our approach is based on combining research on historical development of the forest ecosystem, assessment of its current state, and predictions of future dynamics using a forest growth simulation model. Using such a method makes it possible to understand the current state of the mountain beech-dominated forest ecosystem and predict its future development as a response to specific management strategies. The application of this method is therefore appropriate for assessing the suitability of selected management strategies in mountain protected areas. Our results show that a non-intervention management for mountain beech forest in the next 80 years complies with the Natura 2000 requirement to maintain the existing character of the forest habitat. Thus, the current management plan for the beech-dominated forests in the Jeseníky Mountains does not require significant corrections in the context of its conservation targets (i.e. maintaining biodiversity and current character of the forest ecosystem dominated by beech). The results of this study suggest that combining the knowledge on historical development with forest growth simulation can be used as a suitable support tool to assess management strategies for forest habitats in protected areas. RESEARCH ARTICLE Launched to accelerate biodiversity conservation A peer-reviewed open-access journalIvo Machar et al. / Nature Conservation 22: 51-78 (2017) 52

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Das Studium der Ernährungsvorgänge

Cited by 2 publications

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Transpiration and Physico-Chemical Properties of Leaves as Related to Drought Resistance in Loblolly Pine and Shortleaf Pine

Transpiration and Physico-Chemical Properties of Leaves as Related to Drought Resistance in Loblolly Pine and Shortleaf Pine

Joining of the historical research and future prediction as a support tool for the assessment of management strategy for European beech-dominated forests in protected areas

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