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Single-tree selection system effects on forest soil macrofauna biodiversity in mixed oriental beech stands

2018-02-01

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Hyrcanian temperate forests are of importance due to their genetic variation, biodiversity, commercial productions and many other ecosystem services. Over the past decades the selection silvicultural system (mostly single-tree selection) has been the dominant method to manage and utilize these forest ecosystems. This study aimed to assess the effect of single-tree selection silvicultural system on mixed beech stan...

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1d770217-ae52-5194-9c32-12048faf9a8d
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10.1016/j.apsoil.2017.09.023
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