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2024 30 (1) - Table of contents

  • Matisons, R., Krišāns, O., Jansone, D., Jansons, Āris, & Zeltiņš, P. 2024. The genetic and environmental variance of radial increment in Scots pine of south-eastern Baltic provenances in response to weather extremes. Baltic Forestry 30(1): 2-13, article id 719. https://doi.org/10.46490/BF719. |Abstract| |Full Text|
  • Kaitera, J., Huhta, E., & Mäkitalo, K. 2024. Fruiting of Cronartium and Coleosporium rust fungi on Melampyrum spp. in Scots pine stands under various forest management applications in northern Finland. Baltic Forestry 30(1): 14-26, article id 722. https://doi.org/10.46490/BF722. |Abstract| |Full Text|
  • Celma, L., Zaļkalns, O., Šmits, A., Legzdiņa, L., Silbauma, L., Ozols, J., Kļaviņa, D., Bokuma, G., & Ruņģis, D. 2024. Assessment of Acute Oak Decline in Latvia. Baltic Forestry 30(1): 27-38, article id 745. https://doi.org/10.46490/BF745. |Abstract| |Full Text|
  • Gdula, A. K., Konwerski, S., Olejniczak, I., Rutkowski, T., Skubała, P., Zawieja, B., & Gwiazdowicz, D. J. 2024. Invertebrates occurring in fruiting bodies of the pathogenic tinder fungus, Fomes fomentarius (Polyporales), in the different types of Polish protected forests. Baltic Forestry 30(1): 39-52, article id 594. https://doi.org/10.46490/BF594. |Abstract| |Full Text|
  • Kęsy, M. 2024. Application of the solitary red mason bee, Osmia rufa L. (syn. O. bicornis), in forest monocultures in Poland. Baltic Forestry 30(1): 53-60, article id 736. https://doi.org/10.46490/BF736. |Abstract| |Full Text|
  • Belkin, V. V., Ilyukha, V. A., Chistyakov, D. V., Fyodorov, F. V., Lyapunov, A. N., & Khizhkin, E. A. 2024. Summer chiropteran community in the Sergievka Park with the unique dominance of Pipistrellus nathusii on the northern periphery of its distribution ranget. Baltic Forestry 30(1): 61-71, article id 756. https://doi.org/10.46490/BF756. |Abstract| |Full Text|
  • Wójcik, M., Tajchman, K., Michalik-Śnieżek, M., & Hanzal, V. 2024. A Methodology for verifying/determining the boundaries of Game Management Regions: A case study of the Regional Directorate of the State Forests in Lublin (Poland). Baltic Forestry 30(1): 72-82, article id 731. https://doi.org/10.46490/BF731. |Abstract| |Full Text|
  • Milberg, P. ., & Strandhag, J. 2024. How spruce and pine fare in a wooded meadow without management for a century. Baltic Forestry 30(1): 83-89, article id 732. https://doi.org/10.46490/BF732. |Abstract| |Full Text|
  • Schönauer, M., Hoffmann, S., Breinig, L., Wagner, T., Guerra, F., & Jaeger, D. 2024. Semi-mechanized planting of saplings: Pivotal results on the efficiency of a new method. Baltic Forestry 30(1): 90-97, article id 739. https://doi.org/10.46490/BF739. |Abstract| |Full Text|
  • Hauke-Kowalska, M., & Kasprzyk, W. 2024. Effect of sowing density on performance and biometric features of pedunculate oak. Baltic Forestry 30(1): 98-103, article id 729. https://doi.org/10.46490/BF729. |Abstract| |Full Text|
  • Vasaitis (Ed.), R. 2024. Alien invasive pathogens and pests in the changing environment: Focus on North Europe: (abstracts of presentations of the panel of Nordic Forest Research Network SNS N2023-01a). Baltic Forestry 30(1): 104-115, article id 750. https://doi.org/10.46490/BF750. |Abstract| |Full Text|

2023 29 (2) - Table of contents

  • Berndtson, S., Liao, W. and Nummi, P. 2023. Time budget of common cranes (Grus grus) varies between habitats: implications for management. Baltic Forestry 29(2): 102-112, article id 691. https://doi.org/10.46490/BF691. |Abstract| |Full Text|
  • Matisone, I., Kaupe, D., Matisons, R., Kļaviņa, D. and Jansons, Ā. 2023. Understory changes in mixed elm stands in response to canopy dieback in Latvia. Baltic Forestry 29(2): 113-122, article id 712. https://doi.org/10.46490/BF712. |Abstract| |Full Text|
  • Piętka, J., Małecki, M., Niewiński, K. and Kędziora, W. 2023. How wrong are we in estimating the abundance of mistletoe occurring on Scots pine? – a case study from Central Europe. Baltic Forestry 29(2): 123-130, article id 717. https://doi.org/10.46490/BF717. |Abstract| |Full Text|
  • Sommer, R.S. and Fichtner, A. 2023. Effects of habitat heterogeneity on bird communities in forests of northeastern Germany. Baltic Forestry 29(2): 131-140, article id 699. https://doi.org/10.46490/BF699. |Abstract| |Full Text|
  • Guney, D., Koç, İ., Isinkaralar, K. and Erdem, R. 2023. Variation in Pb and Zn concentrations in different species of trees and shrubs and their organs depending on traffic density. Baltic Forestry 29(2): 141-152, article id 661. https://doi.org/10.46490/BF661. |Abstract| |Full Text|
  • Staněk, L., Nevrkla, P., Jankových, L. and Zemánek, T. 2023. Rate of chainsaw vibrations in laboratory conditions and level of chainsaw noise at different distances. Baltic Forestry 29(2): 153-161, article id 638. https://doi.org/10.46490/BF638. |Abstract| |Full Text|
  • Paal, J. 2023. Diversity of Alnus glutinosa dominated swamp forests in Estonia. Baltic Forestry 29(2): 162-172, article id 701. https://doi.org/10.46490/BF701. |Abstract| |Full Text|
  • Turku, I., Kärki, T. and Lahtela, V. 2023. A review of flame protection of wooden materials and future potential with nano additives. Baltic Forestry 29(2): 173-187, article id 636. https://doi.org/10.46490/BF636. |Abstract| |Full Text|
  • Kuusk, A. 2023. Leaf area index (LAI) and gap fraction. A discussion. Baltic Forestry 29(2): 188-190, article id 715. https://doi.org/10.46490/BF715. |Abstract| |Full Text|

2023 29 (1) - Table of contents

  • Ivanovs, J., Lazdiņš, A. and Lang, M. 2023. The influence of forest tree species composition on the forest height predicted from airborne laser scanning data – A case study in Latvia. Baltic Forestry 29(1): 2-11, article id 663. https://doi.org/10.46490/BF663. |Abstract| |Full Text|
  • Güney, D., Bayraktar, A., Atar, F., Chavoshi, S.H. and Turna, İ. 2023. The effects of different rooting temperatures and phytohormones on the propagation of boxwood cuttings. Baltic Forestry 29(1): 12-19, article id 593. https://doi.org/10.46490/BF593. |Abstract| |Full Text|
  • Zuševica, A., Lazdiņa, D., Štāls, T.A. and Dūmiņš, K. 2023. The effect of site preparation on vegetation restoration in young hemiboreal mixed stands. Baltic Forestry 29(1): 20-32, article id 705. https://doi.org/10.46490/BF705. |Abstract| |Full Text|
  • Ganbaatar, B., Ishiguri, F., Nezu, I., Ohshima, J., Yokota, S., Tumenjargal, B. and Sukhbaatar, G. 2023. Effects of radial growth rate on juvenile wood properties of Pinus sylvestris planted in Mongolia. Baltic Forestry 29(1): 33-40, article id 649. https://doi.org/10.46490/BF649. |Abstract| |Full Text|
  • Dinçer, D. 2023. Determination of optimal plant growth regulators for breaking seed dormancy and micropropagation of Sorbus aucuparia. Baltic Forestry 29(1): 41-49, article id 679. https://doi.org/10.46490/BF679. |Abstract| |Full Text|
  • Blinkova, O., Shupova, T. and Raichuk, L. 2023. α-Diversity of plant communities, forest birds and wood-decaying fungi in urban parks of a metropolis. Baltic Forestry 29(1): 50-63, article id 690. https://doi.org/10.46490/BF690. |Abstract| |Full Text|
  • Michalczuk, J. and Michalczuk, M. 2023. The requirements of three co-existing woodpecker species (Picidae) in relation to forest features in the agricultural landscape of SE Poland. Baltic Forestry 29(1): 64-73, article id 561. https://doi.org/10.46490/BF561. |Abstract| |Full Text|
  • Zunde, M., Guščika, E., Auns, M. and Bērziņš, V. 2023. Historical charcoal-burning mounds in the Engure area, Latvia, and their significance for the history of forest exploitation. Baltic Forestry 29(1): 74-85, article id 616. https://doi.org/10.46490/BF616. |Abstract| |Full Text|
  • Simonov, S.A., Matantseva, M.V., Krasovsky, Y.A. and Gaydysh, I.S. 2023. Rustic Bunting Emberiza rusticaabundance in the Kostomuksha Nature Reserve and Kalevala National Park (NW Russia) during the years 2015–2021. Baltic Forestry 29(1): 86-90, article id 632. https://doi.org/10.46490/BF632. |Abstract| |Full Text|
  • Yaman, M. 2023. Potential of entomopathogens in biological control of the box-tree moth, Cydalima perspectalis (Lepidoptera: Crambidae). Baltic Forestry 29(1): 91-98, article id 603. https://doi.org/10.46490/BF603. |Abstract| |Full Text|

2022 28 (2) - Table of contents

  • Ķēniņa, L., Elferts, D., Jaunslaviete, I., Bāders, E., Šņepsts, G. and Jansons, Ā. 2022. Tree biomass – a fragile carbon storage in old-growth birch and aspen stands in hemiboreal Latvia. Baltic Forestry 28(2): 156-165, article id 654. https://doi.org/10.46490/BF654. |Abstract| |Full Text|
  • Kavaliauskas, D., Danusevičius, D., Fussi, B. and Žalkauskas, R. 2022. DNA markers reveal genetic association between the sea-side Lithuanian and Bavarian Scots pine populations. Baltic Forestry 28(2): 166-178, article id 652. https://doi.org/10.46490/BF652. |Abstract| |Full Text|
  • Saeedi, Z., Azadfar, D., Tohidafar, M. and Sagheb-Talebi, K. 2022. Analyses of leaf morphological changes and expressed genes related to water shortage of Fagus orientalis populations in a drought gradient. Baltic Forestry 28(2): 179-190, article id 205. https://doi.org/10.46490/BF205. |Abstract| |Full Text|
  • Bilgili, A., Koç, A., Güllap, M.K., Ağyürek, C. and Okutucu, M.A. 2022. Growth and survival of Scots pine saplings under controlled grazing in forest plantation areas of the high altitude rangelands. Baltic Forestry 28(2): 191-199, article id 641. https://doi.org/10.46490/BF641. |Abstract| |Full Text|
  • Makarov, V.P., Malykh, O.F. and Gorbunov, I.V. 2022. Population variability of vegetative organs of Dahurian larch in Eastern Transbaikalia. Baltic Forestry 28(2): 200-207, article id 319. https://doi.org/10.46490/BF319. |Abstract| |Full Text|
  • Šilingas, M. and Šilingienė, G. 2022. The lower storeys of main tree species in deciduous pioneer tree stands of fertile forest sites: case of Lithuania. Baltic Forestry 28(2): 208-216, article id 592. https://doi.org/10.46490/BF592. |Abstract| |Full Text|
  • Kamarauskaitė, A., Dementavičius, D., Skuja, S. and Treinys, R 2022. Common Buzzard, Buteo buteo, nest site selection pattern in relation to stands and their location factors in Central Lithuania, Central Eastern Europe. Baltic Forestry 28(2): 217-225, article id 615. https://doi.org/10.46490/BF615. |Abstract| |Full Text|
  • Eslamdoust, J., Sadati, S.E. and Sohrabi, H. 2022. Biomass production and carbon stocks of poplar-based agroforestry with canola and wheat crops: a case study. Baltic Forestry 28(2): 226-232, article id 560. https://doi.org/10.46490/BF560. |Abstract| |Full Text|
  • Zeltiņš, P., Šņepsts, G., Donis, J., Rieksts-Riekstiņš, R., Kangur, A., and Jansons, Ā. 2022. Advancing height growth models for the improved forest reproductive material of the main tree species in Latvia. Baltic Forestry 28(2): 233-243, article id 682. https://doi.org/10.46490/BF682. |Abstract| |Full Text|
  • Aksan, Ş. and Özdağ, A.U. 2022. A profile of modern hunters in Antalya province, Türkiye. Baltic Forestry 28(2): 244-249, article id 644. https://doi.org/10.46490/BF644. |Abstract| |Full Text|
  • Thurner, Th., Kuzminov, I. and Lobanova, P. 2022. The Russian forest industry: declining wood production and emerging opportunities in bioenergy. Baltic Forestry 28(2): 250-256, article id 623. https://doi.org/10.46490/BF623. |Abstract| |Full Text|
  • Melin, M., Vihervuori, L., Koivula, M. and Velmala, S. 2022. Pheromone-based monitoring of invasive alien insects along the border of Finland and Russia – methods and unintentionally caught species. Baltic Forestry 28(2): 257-262, article id 639. https://doi.org/10.46490/BF639. |Abstract| |Full Text|