In this study, increment and growth relationships of oak forests of Thrace in different ages, densities and site indexes were examined. For this purpose, double-entry tree volume table, site quality table and the density dependent yield table was created with the help of the data provided to 101 sample plots were taken. Density dependent yield table was programmed using VBA macro feature of MS Excel 2010 program. Thus, yield table can be taken as output in computer environment according to the desired age, density and site index. Trends of stand volume and volume elements provided to density - dependent yield table for the oak forest of Thrace according to the age in different site conditions and densities was presented comparatively. Value...
The impacts of climate change on forest stands are manifested in different ways and intensity. Chang...
The aim of the thesis is to assess the extent of individual factors’ influence on the thickness grow...
Oak (Quercus robur L.) forest stands are among the most common forest formations in the forest-stepp...
In this study, increment and growth relationships of oak forests of Thrace in different ages, densit...
Volume increment is one of the main concerns in forestry practice. The aim of our study was to exami...
The growth of oak coppice was investigated by measuring temporary sample plots on 16 sites in southe...
A pilot study has been carried out in order to assess the productivity of various sites for oak (Que...
Volume growth was modeled for even-aged Emory oak stands. Data were collected from 84 temporary plot...
The aim of the study was to compare the site index of common oak growing under the canopy of Scots p...
Relationships between leaf area index (LAI) and relative density (RD) were examined in even-aged sta...
The Norway spruce forests of southern Germany and Austria have been at the forefront of forestry res...
Size-density relationships define the maximum number of stems that even-aged stands of a given speci...
An understanding of the relationship between volume increment and stand density (basal area, stand d...
Background Most current approaches in forest science and practice require information about structu...
The first sign of any stress in trees usually appears in the status and morphology of the crown. The...
The impacts of climate change on forest stands are manifested in different ways and intensity. Chang...
The aim of the thesis is to assess the extent of individual factors’ influence on the thickness grow...
Oak (Quercus robur L.) forest stands are among the most common forest formations in the forest-stepp...
In this study, increment and growth relationships of oak forests of Thrace in different ages, densit...
Volume increment is one of the main concerns in forestry practice. The aim of our study was to exami...
The growth of oak coppice was investigated by measuring temporary sample plots on 16 sites in southe...
A pilot study has been carried out in order to assess the productivity of various sites for oak (Que...
Volume growth was modeled for even-aged Emory oak stands. Data were collected from 84 temporary plot...
The aim of the study was to compare the site index of common oak growing under the canopy of Scots p...
Relationships between leaf area index (LAI) and relative density (RD) were examined in even-aged sta...
The Norway spruce forests of southern Germany and Austria have been at the forefront of forestry res...
Size-density relationships define the maximum number of stems that even-aged stands of a given speci...
An understanding of the relationship between volume increment and stand density (basal area, stand d...
Background Most current approaches in forest science and practice require information about structu...
The first sign of any stress in trees usually appears in the status and morphology of the crown. The...
The impacts of climate change on forest stands are manifested in different ways and intensity. Chang...
The aim of the thesis is to assess the extent of individual factors’ influence on the thickness grow...
Oak (Quercus robur L.) forest stands are among the most common forest formations in the forest-stepp...