Forest diversity: More species thanks to deadwood and gaps
June 11, 2026
June 11, 2026
WURZBURG, Germany, June 11 -- The University of Wurzburg issued the following news release:
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Forest diversity: More species thanks to deadwood and gaps
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Over the centuries, Europe's forests have been optimised for timber production. The result is often very orderly, uniform stands lacking old, decaying trees or natural clearings.
This monotony can pose a problem for biodiversity. Researchers from the Biocenter at Julius . . .
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Forest diversity: More species thanks to deadwood and gaps
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Over the centuries, Europe's forests have been optimised for timber production. The result is often very orderly, uniform stands lacking old, decaying trees or natural clearings.
This monotony can pose a problem for biodiversity. Researchers from the Biocenter at Julius . . .