Natürliche Entwicklung von Waldbeständen nach Windwurf Ansätze einer „Urwaldforschung” in der Bundesrepublik
@article{Fischer2007NatrlicheEV, title={Nat{\"u}rliche Entwicklung von Waldbest{\"a}nden nach Windwurf Ans{\"a}tze einer „Urwaldforschung” in der Bundesrepublik}, author={Arthur Fischer and G. Abs and Florian Lenz}, journal={European Journal of Forest Research}, year={2007}, volume={109}, pages={309-326} }
ZusammenfassungBei einem Gewittersturrn am 1.8. 1983 fanden im Gebiet des Nationalparks Bayerischer Wald zahlreiche relativ großflächige Windwürfe start, wobei besonders die Fichten-Auw~lder betroffen waren, hmerhalb der Reservatszone finder seitdem eine vom Menschen unbeeinflußte Besrandesentwicklung start; aut~erhalb dieser Gebiete wurden die Windwurfflächen zwar geräumt, jedoch nicht wieder künstlich bestockt. 1988 wurde eine Methode zur lan~ristigen Dokumentation der Bestandesentwicklung…
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