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Literatur Bolte A, Hilbrig L, Grundmann BM, Roloff A, Brunet J (2014) Understory dynamics after disturbance accelerate succession from spruce to beech dominated forest. Int Forestry Rev 16(5):192

Literatur Bolte A, Stanturf JA, Madsen P (2014) Adaptive forest management in global temperate forests: pathways for a co-operative network concept. Int Forestry Rev 16(5):221

Literatur Madsen P, Bolte A, Sagheb-Talebi K, Stanturf JA (2014) Refugial populations: a source of increased genetic diversity for improved forest adaptation capacity. Int Forestry Rev 16(5):222

Literatur Dimitriou I, Bolte A, Baum S, Weih M (2014) Impact of commercial poplar and willow short rotation forestry stands on water soil and phytodiversity. Int Forestry Rev 16(5):257

Literatur Spathelf P, Bolte A (2014) Adaptive forest management: the key for forest adaptation to climate change. Int Forestry Rev 16(5):525

Literatur Sanders TGM, Fischer U, Seidling W, Lorenz M (2014) Reassessing critical load calculations by ecosystem feedback. Int Forestry Rev 16(5):491

Literatur Czajkowski T, Ahrends B, Bolte A (2010) Critical limits of soil water availability (CL-SWA) for central European forest trees. Int Forestry Rev 12(5):43-44

Literatur Madsen P, Stanturf JA, Bolte A, Terazawa K, Sagheb-Talebi K, Larsen JB, Collet C, Balandier P, Coll L, Löf M, Kramer K (2010) Temperate deciduous forests research network: adaptation of the beech family (Fagaceae) to a changing environment. Int Forestry Rev 12(5):66

Literatur Dimitriou I, Bolte A, Aronsson P, Baum C, Berndes G, Busch G, Köhn J, Leinweber P, Weih M (2010) Reducing environmental impacts of short-rotation coppices through evidence-based decision-support tools. Int Forestry Rev 12(5):171-172

Literatur Müller J, Czajkowski T, Bolte A (2010) Water use efficiency of central and marginal provenances of European beech. Int Forestry Rev 12(5):35-36