1. Forest observational studies: an alternative to designed experiments

   • K. von Gadow
   • Xiu Hai Zhao
   • Rajesh Kumar

   Assmann Review 29 March 2016 Pages: 417 - 431

   

2. How does deadwood structure temperate forest bat assemblages?

   • Laurent Tillon
   • Christophe Bouget
   • Stéphane Aulagnier

   Original Paper 17 March 2016 Pages: 433 - 449

   

3. Spatial point process modeling applied to the assessment of risk factors associated with forest wildfires incidence in Castellón, Spain

   • P. Aragó
   • P. Juan
   • P. Salvador

   Original Paper 26 February 2016 Pages: 451 - 464

   

4. Assessing the relationship between height growth and molecular genetic variation in Douglas-fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii) provenances

   • Charalambos Neophytou
   • Anna-Maria Weisser
   • Henning Wildhagen

   Original Paper 01 March 2016 Pages: 465 - 481

   

5. Seasonal dynamics of nitrogen level and gas exchange in different cohorts of Scots pine needles: a conflict between nitrogen mobilization and photosynthesis?

   • T. P. Wyka
   • R. Żytkowiak
   • J. Oleksyn

   OriginalPaper Open access 15 March 2016 Pages: 483 - 493

   

6. Fine-scale spatial genetic structure analysis in two Argentine populations of Prosopis alba (Mimosoideae) with different levels of ecological disturbance

   • C. Bessega
   • C. L. Pometti
   • J. C. Vilardi

   Original Paper 14 March 2016 Pages: 495 - 505

   

7. Fine-scale spruce mortality dynamics driven by bark beetle disturbance in Babia Góra National Park, Poland

   • Gregory J. Sproull
   • Michał Adamus
   • Jerzy Szwagrzyk

   Original Paper 17 March 2016 Pages: 507 - 517

   

8. Patterns and drivers of ice storm damage in temperate forests of Central Europe

   • Thomas A. Nagel
   • Dejan Firm
   • Milan Kobal

   OriginalPaper 01 April 2016 Pages: 519 - 530

   

9. Whole-tree, stem-only, and stump harvesting impacts on site nutrient capital of a Norway spruce-dominated peatland forest

   • Mika Nieminen
   • Raija Laiho
   • Timo Penttilä

   Original Paper 24 March 2016 Pages: 531 - 538

   

10. Human-sensitive bryophytes retreat into the depth of forest fragments in central European landscape

    • Jeňýk Hofmeister
    • Jan Hošek
    • Aleš Tenčík

    Original Paper 29 March 2016 Pages: 539 - 549

    

11. High-intensity thinning treatments in mature Pinus halepensis plantations experiencing prolonged drought

    • Ailon Calev
    • Chanoch Zoref
    • Yagil Osem

    OriginalPaper 24 March 2016 Pages: 551 - 563

    

12. Fungi on stems and twigs in initial and advanced stages of dieback of European ash (Fraxinus excelsior) in Poland

    • Tadeusz Kowalski
    • Wojciech Kraj
    • Bartłomiej Bednarz

    Original Paper Open access 01 April 2016 Pages: 565 - 579

    

13. Selecting the trees to be harvested based on the relative value growth of the remaining trees

    • Jari Vauhkonen
    • Timo Pukkala

    Original Paper 23 April 2016 Pages: 581 - 592

    

14. The decomposition rate of non-stem components of coarse woody debris (CWD) in European boreal forests mainly depends on site moisture and tree species

    • Ekaterina Shorohova
    • Ekaterina Kapitsa

    Original Paper 07 April 2016 Pages: 593 - 606