Effects of forest management intensity and climate change severity on volume growth, timber yield, carbon stocks, and the amount of deadwood in Scots pine, Norway spruce, and silver birch stands in boreal conditions
Aaron Petty(University of Eastern Finland), Heli Peltola(University of Eastern Finland), Sergei Senko(University of Eastern Finland), Antti Kilpeläinen(University of Helsinki), Essi Jyrkinen(University of Eastern Finland), Harri Strandman(University of Eastern Finland), Olli‐Pekka Tikkanen(University of Eastern Finland)
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