Intermediate wind disturbance in an old-growth beech-fir forest in southeastern Slovenia

By T. Nagel, J. Diaci. 2006

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Physical disturbance and subtidal habitat structure on open rocky coasts: Effects of wave exposure, extent and intensity (2008, background): “In forest habitats (e.g., boreal forests and kelp forests) disturbances range from pruning, where only parts of plants are lost (Kennelly, 1987a; Nagel and Diaci, 2006), through loss of whole plants and clumps of plants (Kennelly, 1987a; Seymour et al., 1989; Nagel andDiaci, 2006), to catastrophic…”
Canopy gaps in an old-growth fir-beech forest remnant of Western Carpathians (2010, methodology): “The temperate forests were considered to underlie more the small-scale gap processes (Peterken 1996), but the recent findings emphasize a certain importance on the infrequent intermediate and large-scale disturbances as well (Dro ¨ssler and Lu ¨pke 2005; Nagel and Diaci 2006; Nagel et al. 2006, 20”
Ecology and silviculture of silver fir (Abies alba Mill.): a review (2017, background): “Small-scale disturbances are essential for stand regeneration in Central Europe (e.g. Nagel and Diaci 2006; Nagel et al. 2006; Dobrowolska and Veblen 2008; Kucbel et al. 2010).”
Gap regeneration and replacement patterns in an old-growth Fagus–Abies forest of Bosnia–Herzegovina (2010, background): “The formation of small to intermediate scale (i.e., 0.005‐0.5 ha) gaps is the dominant natural disturbance process throughout the region (Dro ¨sser and von Lu ¨pke 2005; Nagel and Diaci 2006; Nagel and Svoboda 2008).”