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AUTHORSC. Bernhofer , M. Aubinet , R. Clement , A. Grelle , T. Grünwald , A. Ibrom , P. Jarvis , C. Rebmann , E.-D. Schulze , J. D. Tenhunen
ABSTRACTNatural forests with a high percentage of spruce will be found in Europe only in subalpine and alpine regions or in the boreal forests of Scandinavia and Russia. Nevertheless, spruce belongs to the most important European tree species. Due to its favorable architecture and rapid growth, management practices have led to widespread monospecific spruce forests in a latitude band between 45 and 55°N. Only recently have other species such as beech and oak been included in afforestation efforts at former pure spruce sites. So today spruce is still an important forestry tree in central Europe, with a coverage for instance of about 33 % of all forested areas in Germany (Bundesministerium für Ernährung, Landwirtschaft und Forsten 1999). More... »
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Fluxes of Carbon, Water and Energy of European Forests
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