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Researcher

Mathias Dillen

Awards & Distinctions

6 Results

2017

How does neighbourhood tree species composition affect growth characteristics of oak saplings?

Mathias DillenChristian SmitKris Verheyen

A1 Journal Article in FOREST ECOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT

Local neighbourhood tree species composition effects in young forest stands : impact of stress, species identity and multitrophic interactions

Mathias DillenChristian SmitKris Verheyen

Stronger diversity effects with increased environmental stress : a study of multitrophic interactions between oak, powdery mildew and ladybirds

Mathias DillenChristian SmitMartijn BuyseMonica HöftePatrick De ClercqKris Verheyen

A1 Journal Article in PLOS ONE

2016

Identity rather than richness drives local neighbourhood species composition effects on oak sapling growth in a young forest

Mathias DillenKris VerheyenChristian Smit

A1 Journal Article in FOREST ECOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT

Productivity, stand dynamics and the selection effect in a mixed willow clone short rotation coppice plantation

Mathias DillenMargot VanhellemontPieter VerdoncktWouter MaesKathy SteppeKris Verheyen

A1 Journal Article in BIOMASS & BIOENERGY

2014

The effects of local neighbourhood diversity on pest and disease damage of trees in a young experimental forest

Nuri Nurlaila SetiawanMargot VanhellemontLander BaetenMathias DillenKris Verheyen

A1 Journal Article in FOREST ECOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT