Silviculture and Forest Management

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• Agroforestry as a tool to promote sustainability in Colombia: A bibliometric analysis

  Cristian Danilo Avella Galvis, Sandra Lizbeth Fuentes-Barrera, Gloria Estefanía Pastrana-Aguirre, Ciro Ortiz-Valdes

  36-41

• An approach to public involvement in forest landscape planning in Italy: a case study and its evaluation

  Isabella De Meo, Fabrizio Ferretti, Alessandro Paletto, Maria Giulia Cantiani

  54-66

• A narrow size diameter class model for tree growth and yield simulation in a mahoe (Talipariti elatum (SW.) Fryxell, Malvaceae) plantation in Puerto Rico

  Jimena Forero Montaña, Jess Zimmerman, Thrity Vakil, Mark Nelson, Maria Eglee Perez, Joaquin Medin

  52-61

• An eighty years long history

  Gianfranco Fabbio

• A spatial model for sporadic tree species distribution in support of tree oriented silviculture

  Davide Melini

  64-68

• Assessing seed regeneration in chestnut coppices: a methodological approach

  Maria Chiara Manetti, Claudia Becagli, Francesco Pelleri, Gianni Boris Pezzatti, Mario Pividori, Marco Conedera, Enrico Marcolin

  85-94

• Assessing the mechanical stability of trees in artificial plantations of Pinus nigra J. F. Arnold using the LWN tool under different site indexes

  Maurizio Marchi, Ugo Chiavetta, Paolo Cantiani

  48-53

• Assessing the state of forest health in Oriental beech (Fagus orientalis L.) dominated forests in Iran

  Roghayeh Jahdi, Atiyeh Shahamati Nejad, Farshad Keivan Behjou

  60-72

• Climate change impact on a mixed lowland oak stand in Serbia

  Dejan Stojanović, Tom Levanič, Bratislav Matović, Andres Bravo-Oviedo

  94-99

• Common walnut (Juglans regia L.) wood characteristics in two Italian plantations

  Gaetano Castro, Sara Bergante, Dalila Sansone, Caludio Bidini, Francesco Pelleri

  35-40

• Comparison between crown thinning and girdling to enhance sporadic tree species in a coppice stand in Central Italy

  Riccardo Paoloni, Alessandra Pacini, Claudio Bidini, Luca Marchino, Maria Chiara Manetti, Alessandro Ceppatelli, Francesco Pelleri

  3-11

• Comparison between people's perceptions and preferences towards forest stand characteristics in Italy and Ukraine

  Oksana Pelyukh, Alessandro Paletto, Lyudmyla Zahvoyska

  4-14

• Concept to Practice of Geospatial-Information Tools to Assist Forest Management and Planning under Precision Forestry Framework: a review

  Most Jannatul Fardusi, Francesco Chianucci, Anna Barbati

  3-14

• Coppice forests, or the changeable aspect of things, a review

  Gianfranco Fabbio

  108-132

• Differential intensity of rehabilitation silviculture in mismanaged high-graded forest

  Angélica Vásquez-Grandón, Celso Navarro Cárcamo, Pablo J. Donoso

  9-12

• Dominant height growth modeling of Aleppo pine (Pinus halepensis Mill.) in Beni Imloul forest, northern Algeria

  Dalila Kherchouche , Mostefa Goubi , Tahar Sghaier , Abdallah Bentouati , Khedidja Zeghichi, Said Slimani

  28-38

• Early and long-term impacts of browsing by roe deer in oak coppiced woods along a gradient of population density

  Francesco Chianucci, Luca Mattioli, Emilio Amorini, Tessa Giannini, Andrea Marcon, Roberta Chirichella, Marco Apollonio, Andrea Cutini

  32-36

• Early impact of alternative thinning approaches on structure diversity and complexity at stand level in two beech forests in Italy

  Claudia Becagli, Nicola Puletti, Ugo Chiavetta, Paolo Cantiani, Luca Salvati, Gianfranco Fabbio

  55-63

• Effects of Four Afforestation Stands on Some Physical, Chemical and Biological Properties of Soil in Northern Iran

  Adineh Ebrahimi Ashbella, Mir Mozaffar Fallahchai, Ali Salehi, Ali Ashraf Toularoud

• Empirical modelling of chestnut coppice yield for Cimini and Vicani mountains (Central Italy)

  Alice Angelini, Walter Mattioli, Paolo Merlini, Piermaria Corona, Luigi Portoghesi

  7-12

• Evaluation of different wood harvesting systems in typical Mediterranean small-scale forests: a Southern Italian case study

  Maria Francesca Cataldo, Andrea Rosario Proto, Giorgio Macrì, Giuseppe Zimbalatti

  1-11

• Forest-food nexus: a topical opportunity for human well-being and silviculture

  Piermaria Corona, Andrea Cutini, Ugo Chiavetta, Elena Paoletti

  1- 10

• Forest management scenarios to reduce the fire risk in chestnut coppices in the Mediterranean area

  Vittorio Garfì, Pasquale Antonio Marziliano, Gherardo Chirici, Antonino Nicolaci, Francesco Iovino

• Forestry and demographic transition in Europe: exploring the nexus

  Piermaria Corona

  1-4

• Forestry research: strategic insights for a healthy planet and thriving society

  Piermaria Corona, Luigi Portoghesi, Susanna Nocentini

  1-2

• Gaps and perspectives for the improvement of the sweet chestnut forest-wood chain in Italy

  Francesco Marini, Luigi Portoghesi, Maria Chiara Manetti, Luca Salvati, Manuela Romagnoli

• Global change and silvicultural research

  Piermaria Corona

  1-3

• Growth analysis of an aged Turkey oak coppice under conversion into high forest

  Monica Notarangelo, Orazio La Marca

• How different management regimes of chestnut forests affect diversity and abundance of moth communities?

  Silvia Greco, Marco Infusino, Annamaria Ienco, Stefano Scalercio

  59-67

• How to improve forest biodiversity management by comparing broad-scale stands' structural spatial heterogeneity between two forests

  Elias Milios, Kyriaki Kitikidou

  7-11

• Increasing wood mobilization through Sustainable Forest Management in protected areas of Italy

  Mauro Maesano, Bruno Lasserre, Marco Marchetti

  13-21

• Integrated forest management to prevent wildfires under Mediterranean environments

  Piermaria Corona, Davide Ascoli, Anna Barbati, Giovanni Bovio, Giuseppe Colangelo, Mario Elia, Vittorio Garfì, Francesco Iovino, Raffaele Lafortezza, Vittorio Leone, Raffaella Lovreglio, Marco Marchetti, Enrico Marchi, Giuliano Menguzzato, Susanna Nocentini, Rodolfo Picchio, Luigi Portoghesi, Nicola Puletti, Giovanni Sanesi, Francesco Chianucci

  1-22

• Integrating artificial intelligence to support systemic advances in silviculture

  Piermaria Corona

  32-35

• Keynote speech for the opening of the renewed Forestry Research Centre headquarters

  Orazio Ciancio

  39-41

• Land use change towards forests and wooded land correlates with large and frequent wildfires in Italy

  Davide Ascoli, Jose V. Moris, Marco Marchetti, Lorenzo Sallustio

• Lessons learned from the past: forestry initiatives for effective carbon stocking in Southern Italy

  Francesco Iovino, Antonino Nicolaci, Pasquale Antonino Marziliano, Franco Pignataro, Giovanni Sanesi

• Long-term development of experimental mixtures of Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris L.) and silver birch (Betula pendula Roth.) in northern Britain

  Bill Mason, Thomas Connolly

  11-18

• Modeling diameter distribution of Aleppo pine (Pinus halepensis Mill.) natural forest in the Aures (Algeria) using the Weibull, Beta and Normal distributions with parameters depending on stand variables

  Khellaf Rabhi, Abdallah Bentouati, Salima Bahri, Tahar Sghaier, Fazia Krouchi, Mathieu Fortin, Catherine Collet

• Modelling Crown-Stem Diameters Relationship for the Management of Tectona grandis Linn f. Plantation in Omo Forest Reserve, Western Nigeria

  Friday Nwabueze Ogana

  89-96

• Multifunctionality assessment in forest planning at landscape level. The study case of Matese Mountain Community (Italy).

  Umberto Di Salvatore, Fabrizio Ferretti, Paolo Cantiani, Alessandro Paletto, Isabella De Meo, Ugo Chiavetta

  45-54

• Natural regeneration patterns of Fagus sylvatica L. in canopy gaps of a low-elevation European beech forest in central Italy

  Gianluigi Mazza, Ugo Chiavetta

  25-35

• Observations on different post-fire bio-engineering interventions and vegetation response in a Pinus canariensis C. Sm. forest

  Raffaella Lovreglio, Filippo Giadrossich, Roberto Scotti, Ilenia Murgia, Guilllermo Tardío, Slobodan B. Mickovski, Josè Luis García-Rodríguez

  76-82

• Parameterization of the cultivation density of Austrian Pine, Corsican Pine and Douglas Fire Plantations

  Piermaria Corona

  78-79

• Post-release habitats’ selection of Capreolus capreolus italicus (Festa, 1925) in a protected area in southern Italy

  Giovanni Argenti, Andrea Ciulla, Sandro Nicoloso, Alessandro Brugnoli, Nicolina Staglianò

  37-45

• Research and innovation in sustainable forestry: lessons learnt to inform the policy making community

  Gérard Buttoud

  74-77

• Re-use of wastewater for a sustainable forest production and climate change mitigation under arid environments

  Maria Cristina Monteverdi, Sara DaCanal, Alberto Del Lungo, Salvatore Masi, Hocine Larbi, Paolo De Angelis

  22-31

• Silvicultural potential of two legume species in different planting spacing

  Paulo André Trazzi , Marcos Vinicius Winckler Caldeira, Lucas Dambròz Beccalli, Rafaella de Angelli Curto, Ranieri Ribeiro Paula , Annanda Souza Campo, Rafael Barbosa Diogenes Lienard , Robert Gomes, Otracilio José Passos Rangel

  71-77

• Single-entry volume table for Pinus brutia in a planted peri-urban forest

  Kyriaki Kitikidou, Elias Milios, Kalliopi Radoglou

  74-79

• Site quality assessment for Pinus sylvestris L. in mixed forests of the central part of "Rhodope Mountains" in northeastern Greece

  Elias Milios, Kyriaki Kitikidou, Elias Pipinis, Athanasios Stampoulidis, Sofia Akritidou, Pavlos Smiris

  79-84

• Stand structure and anatomical, physical and mechanical characterisation of sessile oak (Quercus petraea Liebl.) wood from central Italy aged coppices.

  Michele Brunetti, Nicola Macchioni, Francesco Grifoni, Simona Lazzeri, Lorena Sozzi, Andrea Cutini

  1-7

• Structural and ecological changes in holm oak coppices 25 years after their conversion into high forest

  Maria Chiara Manetti, Tessa Giannini, Francesco Chianucci, Antonio Casula, Andrea Cutini

  22-28

• Structural attributes of stand overstory and light under the canopy

  Alice Angelini, Piermaria Corona, Francesco Chianucci, Luigi Portoghesi

  23-31

• Structural Characteristics of Coppice Stands of Oriental Beech (Fagus orientalis Lipsky) in the Hyrcanian Forests: A Comparative Analysis

  Mohsen Javanmiri Pour, Vahid Etemad, Mehran Esmaeili

  58-70

• The evolution in time of the concept of fast growing tree species: is it possible to use a definition applicable to all environmental conditions?

  Emilio Badalamenti, Sebastiano Sferlazza, Donato S. La Mela Veca, Federico Maetzke, Giovanna Sala, Tommaso La Mantia

  53-61

• The pine forest of Linguaglossa on Mount Etna: an example of integration between local resource use and conservation of natural values

  Tommaso La Mantia, Antonio Cavallaro, Irene Russo, Rafael Silveira Bueno, Mario Pividori

  5-14

• The role of dominant tree cover and silvicultural practices on the postfire recovery of Mediterranean afforestations

  Ilaria Cutino, Salvatore Pasta, Concetta Valeria Maggiore, Emilio Badalamenti, Tommaso La Mantia

  20-31

• Thinning cycles as the key factor to improve stand productivity in alder plantations

  Seyed Mohammad Hojjati, Mahya Tafazoli, Mahshad Ghanizadeh, Mohammad Reza Pourmajidian

• Thinning in black pine (Pinus nigra J.F.Arnold) forests: the economic sustainability of the wood-energy supply chain in a case study in Italy

  Claudio Fagarazzi, Enrico Marone, Matteo Rillo Migliorini Giovannini, Francesco Riccioli, Isabella De Meo, Alessandro Paletto, Roberto Fratini

• Thinning trials in lowland plantations in the Veneto Region (North-eastern Italy)

  Mario Pividori, Enrico Marcolin, Alberto Marcon, Nadia Piccinin

  46-54

• Tree-oriented silviculture for growing valuable broadleaved tree species in Turkey oak coppices

  Diego Giuliarelli, Alessandro Alivernini, Piermaria Corona, Elena Mingarelli, Francesco Pelleri, Francesco Chianucci

  148-154

• Under the “publish or perish” mantra and the race for grants, insights to catalyze research into wood science

  Antoine Harfouche, Manuela Romagnoli, Piermaria Corona

• Volume Equations for Abies borisii-regis Mattf. and Fagus sylvatica L. in central Greece

  Georgios Dais, Kyriaki Kitikidou, Elias Milios

• Whole tree system evaluation of thinning a pine plantation in southern Italy

  Andrea R. Proto, Vincenzo Bernardini, Maria F. Cataldo, Giuseppe Zimbalatti

  44-52