Afforestation with beach and oak on heavy soils - mortality and growth as affected by vegetation management strategies

Niclas Scott Bentsen; Frans Theilby; Thomas Kudahl

Afforestation with beach and oak on heavy soils - mortality and growth as affected by vegetation management strategies

Niclas Scott Bentsen, Frans Theilby, Thomas Kudahl

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Forest vegetation management - towards environmental sustainability : proceedings from the final COST E47 conference, 2009
Number of pages	3
Publisher	Forest & Landscape, University of Copenhagen
Publication date	2009
Pages	26-28
Publication status	Published - 2009
Event	COST E47 Conference - Vejle, Denmark Duration: 5 May 2009 → 7 May 2009

Conference

Conference	COST E47 Conference
Country/Territory	Denmark
City	Vejle
Period	05/05/2009 → 07/05/2009

Series	Forest & Landscape Working Papers
Number	35/2009

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Bentsen, N. S., Theilby, F., & Kudahl, T. (2009). Afforestation with beach and oak on heavy soils - mortality and growth as affected by vegetation management strategies. In Forest vegetation management - towards environmental sustainability: proceedings from the final COST E47 conference, 2009 (pp. 26-28). Forest & Landscape, University of Copenhagen. Forest & Landscape Working Papers No. 35/2009

Afforestation with beach and oak on heavy soils - mortality and growth as affected by vegetation management strategies. / Bentsen, Niclas Scott; Theilby, Frans; Kudahl, Thomas.

Forest vegetation management - towards environmental sustainability: proceedings from the final COST E47 conference, 2009. Forest & Landscape, University of Copenhagen, 2009. p. 26-28 (Forest & Landscape Working Papers; No. 35/2009).

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Bentsen, NS, Theilby, F & Kudahl, T 2009, Afforestation with beach and oak on heavy soils - mortality and growth as affected by vegetation management strategies. in Forest vegetation management - towards environmental sustainability: proceedings from the final COST E47 conference, 2009. Forest & Landscape, University of Copenhagen, Forest & Landscape Working Papers, no. 35/2009, pp. 26-28, COST E47 Conference, Vejle, Denmark, 05/05/2009.

Bentsen NS, Theilby F, Kudahl T. Afforestation with beach and oak on heavy soils - mortality and growth as affected by vegetation management strategies. In Forest vegetation management - towards environmental sustainability: proceedings from the final COST E47 conference, 2009. Forest & Landscape, University of Copenhagen. 2009. p. 26-28. (Forest & Landscape Working Papers; No. 35/2009).

Bentsen, Niclas Scott ; Theilby, Frans ; Kudahl, Thomas. / Afforestation with beach and oak on heavy soils - mortality and growth as affected by vegetation management strategies. Forest vegetation management - towards environmental sustainability: proceedings from the final COST E47 conference, 2009. Forest & Landscape, University of Copenhagen, 2009. pp. 26-28 (Forest & Landscape Working Papers; No. 35/2009).

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