The concept of geo-biotope as a possible superior site unit for differentiation of forest management
The aim of the paper is to propose and justify the concept of a new, hierarchically higher, in terms of the number of units rational, and by the natural potential sufficiently homogeneous site unit, based on existing reconstructive forest typology applied in Slovakia. Proposed unit should be also mo...
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doaj-c6df2461e90f4ac5ac678027d2acf0e52021-09-05T21:25:00ZcesSciendoLesnícky Časopis0323-10461338-42952013-06-01592819410.2478/v10114-011-0020-0v10114-011-0020-0The concept of geo-biotope as a possible superior site unit for differentiation of forest managementKulla Ladislav0Bošeľa Michal1Národné lesnícke centrum - Lesnícky výskumný ústav Zvolen, T. G. Masaryka 22, SK – 960 92 ZvolenNárodné lesnícke centrum - Lesnícky výskumný ústav Zvolen, T. G. Masaryka 22, SK – 960 92 ZvolenThe aim of the paper is to propose and justify the concept of a new, hierarchically higher, in terms of the number of units rational, and by the natural potential sufficiently homogeneous site unit, based on existing reconstructive forest typology applied in Slovakia. Proposed unit should be also more compatible with the geo-botanic system commonly used for vegetation classification in Europe.https://doi.org/10.2478/v10114-011-0020-0site classificationforest site typeforest biotopepotential vegetationpotential productivityforest management |
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The concept of geo-biotope as a possible superior site unit for
differentiation of forest management |
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The concept of geo-biotope as a possible superior site unit for
differentiation of forest management |
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The concept of geo-biotope as a possible superior site unit for
differentiation of forest management |
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The concept of geo-biotope as a possible superior site unit for
differentiation of forest management |
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The concept of geo-biotope as a possible superior site unit for
differentiation of forest management |
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concept of geo-biotope as a possible superior site unit for
differentiation of forest management |
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Lesnícky Časopis |
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0323-1046 1338-4295 |
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2013-06-01 |
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The aim of the paper is to propose and justify the concept of a new, hierarchically higher, in terms of the number of units rational, and by the natural potential sufficiently homogeneous site unit, based on existing reconstructive forest typology applied in Slovakia. Proposed unit should be also more compatible with the geo-botanic system commonly used for vegetation classification in Europe. |
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site classification forest site type forest biotope potential vegetation potential productivity forest management |
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