The mixed severity disturbance regime of primary beech-dominated forests and its trends of 200 years development
Pavel Janda(Czech University of Life Sciences Prague), Miroslav Svoboda(Czech University of Life Sciences Prague), Jakob Pavlin(Czech University of Life Sciences Prague), Tomáš Kníř(Czech University of Life Sciences Prague), Karol Ujházy(Technická univerzita vo Zvolene), Ecaterina Fodor(University of Oradea), Thomas A. Nagel(University of Ljubljana), Martin Dušátko(Czech University of Life Sciences Prague), Krešimír Begović(Czech University of Life Sciences Prague), Vojtěch Čada(Czech University of Life Sciences Prague), Daniel Kozák(Czech University of Life Sciences Prague), Ondřej Vostarek(Czech University of Life Sciences Prague), Marek Svitok(University of South Bohemia in České Budějovice), Martin Mikoláš(Czech University of Life Sciences Prague), Radek Bače(Czech University of Life Sciences Prague), Michal Synek(Czech University of Life Sciences Prague), Arne Buechling(Czech University of Life Sciences Prague), Ondrej Kameniar(Czech University of Life Sciences Prague), Michal Frankovič(Czech University of Life Sciences Prague)
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