ODRŮSTÁNÍ SAZENIC VYBRANÝCH INTRODUKOVANÝCH JEHLIČNATÝCH DŘEVIN NA SUCHEM OHROŽENÉM STANOVIŠTI VE VZTAHU K JEJICH ADAPTAČNÍMU POTENCIÁLU / GROWTH PERFORMANCE OF SELECTED INTRODUCED CONIFEROUS TREE SEEDLINGS ON A DROUGHT-PRONE SITE IN RELATION TO THEIR ADAPTIVE POTENTIAL

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  SBORNÍK VĚDECKÝCH PŘÍSPĚVKŮ PĚSTOVÁNÍ LESŮ VE STŘEDNÍ EVROPĚ 2025: Adaptační opatření v lesnictví: z 25. mezinárodního setkání pěstitelů lesů / PROCEEDINGS OF CENTRAL EUROPEAN SILVICULTURE 2025: Adaptation Measures in Forestry: from 25th International Meeting of Central European Silviculturists

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