This paper examines the past, present, and future use of the concept of historical range and
variability (HRV) in land management. The history, central concepts, benefits, and limitations …

Forest ecosystems are shaped by their historical disturbance regime. Structural and species
diversity are driven by disturbance frequency, patch size and microsite disturbance severity …

Understanding the relative contributions of competition and climate on individual tree growth
is critical to project realistic forest dynamics under projected climate scenarios. Furthermore …

The structural complexity of plant communities contributes to maintaining the ecosystem
functioning in fire‐prone landscapes and plays a crucial role in driving ecological resilience …

Uneven-aged silver fir-European beech forest stands were studied to (1) analyse the
dynamics of diameter structure and tree species composition in the past two centuries and …

ABSTRACT The Arasbaran Protected Area of northern Iran encompasses 160,000 ha of
deciduous, broad-leaved forest with 78,560 ha recently designated as a United Nations …

Sustainable forestry requires adopting more ecosystem-informed perspectives. Tree
thinning improves forest productivity by encouraging the development of the understory …

We aimed to study relationships between plant biodiversity and soil chemical fertility in a
mature tropical forest of Costa Rica. Soil samples were collected in nine sampling plots (5 m …

Abstract In Europe, the English yew species (Taxus baccata L.) is endangered. Intensive
human land-use, including forest management, has caused a decrease of the yew …

Abstract Changes in the structure and development of managed Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris
L.) stands with respect to changing environmental conditions were set for the period 1979 …