Recreational preferences in relation to stand treatment practice in young pedunculate oak : an empirically-based international comparison
The aim of this study was to investigate recreational preferences for contrasting stem densities in young stands of penduculate oak. In particular, variations in preferences were examined in relation to the respondents’ affiliation with forestry and their nationality. Due to the increasing importanc...
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SLU/Southern Swedish Forest Research Centre
2011
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