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Silviculture for old-growth attributes
Forest Ecology and Management · 2009 · Vol. 258(4) · pp. 525–537
Jürgen Bauhus✉(University of Freiburg)Klaus J. Puettmann(University of Freiburg)Christian Messier(Université du Québec à Montréal)
Forest Ecology and Biodiversity StudiesForest Management and PolicyForest ecology and managementSilvicultureOld-growth forestCoarse woody debrisForest structureForest managementStand developmentForest ecologyBiodiversityAgroforestrySecondary forest
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