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Area covered by dominant tree species in the State Forests divided into stand age classes over the years 2014-2018
Open Research DataThe dataset contains data illustrating changes in distribution of dominant tree species in the State Forests divided into stand age classes over the years 2014-2018. Information about covered area is provided in ha and percentage of whole analyzed area. Dominant speciescan be defined as the species in the stand with the largest share in terms of area,...
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Area covered by dominant tree species in the State Forests divided into stand age classes over the years 2019-2023
Open Research DataThe dataset contains data illustrating changes in distribution of dominant tree species in the State Forests divided into stand age classes over the years 2019-2023. Information about covered area is provided in ha and percentage of whole analyzed area. Dominant speciescan be defined as the species in the stand with the largest share in terms of area,...
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Stand thickness of dominant tree species in the State Forests divided into stand age classes over the years 2014-2018
Open Research DataThe dataset contains data illustrating changes in the distribution of dominant tree species in the State Forests divided into stand age classes over the years 2014-2018. Dominant species can be defined as the species in the stand with the largest share in terms of area, thickness or number. Stand thickness means the gross thickness of the timber, i.e....
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Stand thickness of dominant tree species in the State Forests divided into stand age classes over the years 2019-2023
Open Research DataThe dataset contains data illustrating changes in the distribution of dominant tree species in the State Forests divided into stand age classes over the years 2019-2023. Dominant species can be defined as the species in the stand with the largest share in terms of area, thickness or number. Stand thickness means the gross thickness of the timber, i.e....