Evaluation of the effect of different thinning types on dendrometric parameters and subsequent spontaneous growth in a beech-oak-linden stand
Kateřina Novosadová,
Jiří Kadlec,
Petr Sýkora
et al.
Abstract:Due to an increasing risk of further damage to forests, forest managers are considering introducing an alternative direction for their future development -via the cultivation of mixed forests. At middle altitudes in the Czech Republic, an oak-beech-linden stand is the most natural type, and we tried to answer three main questions: (i) How the various thinning types affect dendrometric parameters and quality of the stand; (ii) How long thinning works on this stand until it loses its effect; (iii) How the stand … Show more
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