Publications in ER Archive

The "Publications" and "Manuscripts, documents" are separately managed collections of the Forest Reserve Programme Archive (ER Archive). We are gathering here the publications related to the aims of the Forest Reserve Programme.

Year
Ortmann-Ajkai, A., G., Csicsek (2012): Why a dominant native tree species cannot regenerate in natural-like conditions. Presentation, EVS, Wien 2012
Magyar Közlöny (2012). Magyarország hivatalos lapja; 128. szám, 2012. 2012
Canullo R, Allegrini C-M, Campetella G (2012): Reference field manual for vegetation surveys on the conecofor LII network National programme of forest ecosystems control-unece ICP forests. Braun-Blanquetia, Camerino, 2012
Horváth, F., A Bidló, B. Heil et al. (2012): Abandonment status and long-term monitoring of strict forest reserves in the Pannonian biogeographical region. Plant Biosystems 146(1): 189-200. 2012
Machar, I. (2011): Historical development of floodplain forest geobiocenoses within the agricultural alluvial landscape. Proceedings from international conference proceedings, Viničné, 14-16th March 2011, Slovakia, pp: 65-77. 2011
Kozak, J., Björnsen Gurung, A. & Ostapowicz, K. (eds.)(2011): S4C (Science for the Carpathians) - Research Agenda for the Carpathians: 2010-2015. Kraków 2011
Tanács Eszter (2011): Az erdőszerkezet tér-és időbeli mintázatainak vizsgálata a Haragistya-Lófej erdőrezervátum (Aggteleki-karszt) területén. Doktori értekezés, SZTE TTK, Szeged, 2011
Wilson J. Baston: The twelve theories of co-existence in plant communities: the doubtful, the important and the unexplored. Journal of vegetation Science, 22: (184-195), 2011 2011
Wilson, I. Bastow (2011): The twelve theories of co-existence in plant communities: the doubtful, the important and the unexplored; Journal of Vegetation Science, 22: (184-195) 2011
Goetsch, Ch, J Wigg, AA Royo, T Ristau, WP Carson (2011) Chronic over browsing and biodiversity collaps in a forest understory in Pennsylvania: Results from a 60 year-old deer exclusion plot. The Journal of the Torrey Botanical Society. 138 (2): 220-224 2011
M.Barna, J. Kulfan, E. Bublinec (2011): Buk a bukové ekosystémy Slovenska (Beech and Beech Ecosystems of Slovakia) Veda, Vydavatel'stvo Slovenskej akademie vied; Bratislava. 2011
Szmorad F. (2011): A Soproni-hegység erdeinek történeti, növényföldrajzi és cönológiai vizsgálata. Tilia 16: 205 pp. + mellékletek 2011
Ódor, P. & Standovár, T. (2011): Beech forests in Hungary - their status and researches on their biological values. BfN-Skripten 297: 107-115. 2011
Jasík, M. & Polák, P. (eds.)(2011): Pralesy Slovenska. FSC Slovensko, Banská Bystrica, 228 p. 2011
Hirka A. (szerk.) (2011): A 2010. évi biotikus és abiotikus erdőgazdasági károk, valamint a 2011-ben várható károsítások. ERTI Erdővédelmi Osztály, Mátrafüred 2011
Koizumi, T., Okabe, K., Thompson, I., Sugimura, K., Toma, T. & Fujita, K. [eds.](2010): "The role of forest biodiversity in the sustainable use of ecosystem goods and services in agro-forestry, fisheries, and forestry". April 26-28, Tokyo, Japan 2010
Knoot, T. G., Schulte, L. A., Tyndall, J. C. & Palik, B. J. (2010): The State of the System and Steps Toward Resilience of Disturbance-dependent Oak Forests. Ecology and Society 15(4): 5. [online] 2010
Lemperiere, Guy and Marage, Damien: The influence of forest management and habitat on insect communities associated with dead wood: a case study in forests of the southern French Alps. Insect Conservation and Diversity, doi: 10.11 11/j. 1752-4598. 2010. 2010
Szőllősi, E., Oláh, V., Kanalas, P., Kis, J., Fenyvesi, A. & Mészáros, I. (2010): Seasonal variation of leaf ecophysiological traits within the canopy of Quercus petraea (Matt.) Liebl. trees. Acta Biologica Hungarica 61: 172-188. 2010
Certain, G. és Skarpaas O: Nature Index. General framework, statistical method and data collection for Norway.NINA Report, 542. 47 pp. Oslo, 2010. 2010