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In areas affected by bark beetle infestations, it is crucial to preserve the hydrological functions of forests
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The volume of spruce wood affected by bark beetles has decreased for five consecutive years, but it is important to also consider other tree species
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The resilience of forests to climate change is intricately linked to their genetic diversity
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Scientists discover previously unidentified fungi in symbiosis with a unique beetle species
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Deciduous forests in the hills are more effective at mitigating floods than coniferous forests
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Will we encounter exotic tree species, such as the giant sequoia or the western red cedar, in our forests?
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Temporary deforestation caused by the bark beetle does not result in the landscape drying out
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To properly restore areas affected by disasters, it is essential to carefully select suitable tree species
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Due to the selection of Scots pine, we can achieve higher quality and greater resistance in our commercial forests
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Growth responses of European beech and Oriental beech in a changing climate: Optimal growth locations
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Natural regeneration of Norway spruce on spoil banks is more effective than technical recultivation methods
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We now have a reliable method to distinguish between small-leaved and large-leaved linden tree species
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Which is better: spruce or beech? Research indicates that mixed forests are more stable than monocultures.
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The Ore Mountains After the Air Pollution Disaster: Restoring Healthy and Resilient Forests
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Scientists from the Research Station in Opočno participated in the Night of Scientists event on Friday, September 26, 2025
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Forests’ Future 2025 – an international conference on the future of Central European forests and beyond
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A global study reveals how climate, soil, and nitrogen impact ecosystems’ carbon storage capacity
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The ability of forests to adapt to weather fluctuations may be more important than the amount of carbon they sequester
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The State Veterinary Administration has confirmed the first cases of the myxomatosis virus in brown hares
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Our colleague, Ing. Tomáš Čihák, Ph.D., received a significant award at the “Země živitelka” exhibition
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Macedonian pine thrives in a former large pollution clearing located in the Jizera Mountains
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