Documents

Růžičková, J., Kovács, B., Németh, Cs., Ódor, P., Elek, Z. 2026. Humidity and gap history drive predation pressure on large carabids in a managed temperate forest. Global Ecology and Conservation. 67: e04153.

Tinya, F., Csépányi, P., Horváth, CS.V., Kovács, B., Németh, Cs., Ódor, P. 2025. Az aljnövényzet és a felújulás alakulása a Pilis Lék Kísérletben. Erdészeti Lapok 160: 450-455.

Tinya, F., Csépányi, P., Horváth, Cs.V., Kovács, B., Németh, Cs., Ódor, P. 2025. Fine-scale interventions can reinforce the forest character of the understory vegetation – The effects of different artificial gaps in an oak-dominated forest. Forest Ecology and Management 578:122471. IF (2023): 3.7, Scimago rank: D1 (15/177, Forestry), https://doi.org/10.1016/j.

Veres, K., Németh, Cs., Kovács, B., Bölöni, J., Frank, T., Ódor, P., Aszalós, R. 2025. Forest restoration interventions in temperate oak woodlands benefit epiphyte communities – The effect of gap openings and deadwood enrichment on bryophytes and lichens. Forest Ecology and Management 593:122857. IF (2023): 3.7, Scimago rank: D1 (15/177, Forestry), https://doi.org/10.1016/j.foreco.2025.122857.

Szabó, L.E., Ódor, P., Tóth, B., Csépányi, P., Kovács, B. 2025. Exclusion of wild ungulates is not the Holy Grail: the stronger effect of forestry treatments than exclosures on natural forest regeneration. Journal of Environmental Management 395:127831. IF (2023): 8.7, Scimago rank: Q1 (7/181, Management, Monitoring, Policy and Law), https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jenvman.2025.127831.