European beech stem diameter grows better in mixed than in mono-specific stands at the edge of its distribution in mountain forests

1. Pretzsch, H.
2. Hilmers, T.
3. Uhl, E.
4. Bielak, K.
5. Bosela, M.
6. del Rio, M.
7. Dobor, L.
8. Forrester, D.I.
9. Nagel, T.A.
10. Pach, M.
11. Avdagić, A.
12. Bellan, M.
13. Binder, F.
14. Bončina, A.
15. Bravo, F.
16. de-Dios-García, J.
17. Dinca, L.
18. Drozdowski, S.
19. Giammarchi, F.
20. Hoehn, M.
21. Ibrahimspahić, A.
22. Jaworski, A.
23. Klopčič, M.
24. Kurylyak, V.
25. Lévesque, M.
26. Lombardi, F.
27. Matović, B.
28. Ordóñez, C.
29. Petráš, R.
30. Rubio-Cuadrado, A.
31. Stojanovic, D.
32. Skrzyszewski, J.
33. Stajić, B.
34. Svoboda, M.
35. Versace, S.
36. Zlatanov, T.
37. Tognetti, R.
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