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Assessing the naturalness of boreal forests in eastern Fennoscandia.

2002-05-01

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This study aims to define the level of naturalness in the protected forests of eastern Fennoscandia, i.e. to determine how natural or semi-natural are the currently protected and unmanaged forests, and the extent to which the past human influence has affected the current forest structure. The plots used in the study represent both currently unmanaged and managed forests. The unmanaged forests are located in nature...

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Literature Corpus work: 360a9c27-a876-5c41-8158-df7cbc8d4d67
DOI: 10.1016/s0378-1127(01)00496-0

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