Tree species richness enhances stand productivity while stand structure can have opposite effects, based on forest inventory data from Germany and the United States of America

Keyphrases

• Germany 100%
• Effect-based Methods 100%
• Opposite Effects 100%
• Stand Structure 100%
• Tree Species Richness 100%
• United States of America 100%
• Stand Productivity 100%
• Forest Inventory Data 100%
• Structural Heterogeneity 40%
• Precipitation Amount 40%
• Monoculture 20%
• Low Temperature 20%
• Negative Effects 20%
• Limited Resources 20%
• Ecosystem Services 20%
• Forest Ecosystem 20%
• Size-density 20%
• High Productivity 20%
• Forest Trees 20%
• Stand Density 20%
• Forest Stand 20%
• Treewidth 20%
• Forest Management 20%
• Climatic Conditions 20%
• Forest Structure 20%
• Water Scarcity 20%
• Mixed Forest 20%
• National Forest Inventory 20%
• Inventory Data 20%
• Ecosystem Goods 20%
• Forest Productivity 20%
• Growth Restriction 20%
• Sustainable Forest 20%
• Productivity Change 20%
• Temperate Forest 20%
• Tree Size Distribution 20%
• I-Tree 20%
• Heterogeneous Stands 20%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Forest Inventory 100%
• Stand Structure 100%
• Stand Density 50%
• Mixed Forest 50%
• National Forests 50%
• Temperate Forest 50%
• Forest Ecosystem 50%
• Forest Resource 50%
• Monoculture 50%
• Water Scarcity 50%