Potential of natural regeneration of Quercus robur L. in floodplain forests in the southern part of the Czech Republic
The most common way of pedunculate oak regeneration on the floodplain sites in the Czech Republic is artificial regeneration by clear-cutting. However, what is the real potential of natural regeneration of pedunculate oak? In our research object (3,355 ha of floodplain forest in the southern part of...
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