Habitat trees: key elements for forest biodiversity
By Rita Bütler, T. Lachat, L. Larrieu, Y. Paillet. 2013
126 citations recorded by the source corpus.
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- Y. Paillet
- L. Larrieu
- Baptiste Regnery
- S. Winter
- Rita Bütler
- D. Kraus
- F. Krumm
- T. Lachat
Citations in the corpus
- Tree related microhabitats in temperate and Mediterranean European forests: A hierarchical typology for inventory standardization (2018, background): “Especially where high quality timber was the main production goal, trees with high TreM potential such as forked, leaning or bizarrely shaped trees (Bütler et al., 2013) and so called “wolf trees” (with undesired overgrowth) were subject to negative selection when competing with trees of promising…”