Forest site productivity is the production that can be realized at a certain site with a given
genotype and a specified management regime. Site productivity depends both on natural …

In the framework of sustainable forest management, measuring site quality and predicting
site productivity remain a major forestry topic. Over the past years, it has been fostered by a …

Indicators of forest site productivity may exhibit considerable spatial and temporal variability
that should be considered in sustainable forest management. It is generally assumed that …

A nonlinear mixed-effects modelling approach was used to model the individual tree height–
diameter relationship in pyrenean oak (Quercus pyrenaica Willd.). A set of 24,627 pairs of …

Une photo aérienne panchromatique numérisée représentant une éclaircie expérimentale
dans un peuplement équienne d'épinette de Norvège (Picea abies (L.) Karst.) est lissée au …

Field data describing the height growth of trees or stands over several decades are very
scarce. Consequently, our capacity of analyzing forest dynamics over large areas and long …

The article provides primary data on repeated tree measurements collected during two
censuses on a permanent sampling plot (440 m× 200 m) established in the old-growth …

Objective The objective of the research was to develop a generalized height–diameter
model for Quercus suber L. in Portugal, which can be applied both to undebarked and …

Legacy soil data form an important resource for digital soil mapping and are essential for
calibration of models for predicting soil properties from environmental variables. Such data …

A review of three mixed-species trials reveals the utility of competition indices for evaluating
inter-and intra-specific interactions between trees, the desirability of experiments that span a …