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Znanstveno-stručno i staleško glasilo Hrvatskoga šumarskoga društva Journal of Forestry Society of Croatia       Prvi puta izašao 1877. godine i neprekidno izlazi do današnjeg dana    ISSN No.: 0373-1332              UDC 630* https://doi.org/10.31298/sl upute autorima WEB EDITION ARHIVA ČASOPISA HRČAK

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IZVORNI ZNANSTVENI ČLANCI
Šugar, I.	UDK 630* 174.7.001
Critical Contribution to the Croatian Botanical Nomenclature     pdf     HR     EN		3
Meštrović, Š.	UDK 630* 612.001
Growing Stock and Increment in the Marjan Park Forest     pdf     HR     EN		13
Komlenović, N.	UDK 630* 237 : 279.001
Application of Slow Release Fertilizers in Production of Mediterranean Pine Seedlings     pdf     HR     EN		19
PREGLEDNI ČLANCI
Meštrović, Š., Glavaš, M.	UDK 630* 689.001
Research Into the Mediterranean Forest System in the Republic of Croatia     pdf     HR     EN		29
Summary: The first regulations on forest menagement in Croatia were found in the statutes of coastal towns as earlv as the 13th century. The regulations on compulcory afforestation are contained in the legal acts from the 14th centurv and later. The first afforestation activities date from 1805, and the first research was conducted by Visiani in 1825, and described in his book "Flora Dalmaliea ". The karst area of the Croatian Littoral was explored in detailed by ./. Wessely, and the results were published in his book "Karst in the Croatian Krajina and how to save it" in 1879. Organized research on the karst afforestation began with the foundation of the Afforestation Inspectorate in Senf in 1878. These activities resulted in the afforestation of Senjska Draga and other littoral parts of Croatia. A number of researchers were actively involved in the problems of forestry in the Mediterranean in the first half of the 20th century. The problems detected there led to the foundation of the Institute for karst afforestation and melioration in Split in 1948, which was reorganized intio the Department of karst melioration at the Institute for Adriatic Culture in Split in 1962. Since 1975, research activities have been carried out through the Faculty of Forestry in Zagreb, the Forestry Institute in Jastrebarsko and the Institute for Adriatic Culture, Department of forest melioration in Split. The number of papers published in various fields, the number of researchers and the number of papers per authors are presented in Tables 1, 2 and 3.
Piškorić, O.	UDK 630* 902 : 902.1.001
Dragutin Kos, Founder of the Croatian Forestry Society     pdf     HR     EN		35

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