Barbara Piškur

Dr. Barbara Piškur

Department of Forest Protection, Slovenian Forestry Institute, Ljubljana, Slovenia
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Academic Career Length

20Years (2007-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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22 September 2016 in Forest Pathology
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LBL. S. Bulman
L. S. Bulman
RBR. E. Bradshaw
R. E. Bradshaw
SFS. Fraser
S. Fraser
JMJorge Martín-García
Jorge Martín-García
IBIrene Barnes
Irene Barnes
KTK. Tubby
K. Tubby

14 March 2013 in Forest Pathology
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THTine Hauptman
Tine Hauptman
Barbara PiškurBarbara Piškur
Barbara Piškur
MGMaarten De Groot
Maarten De Groot
NONikica Ogris
Nikica Ogris
MFM. Ferlan
M. Ferlan
DJD. Jurc
D. Jurc

26 July 2013 in Annals of Forest Science
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ARAndreja Repe
Andreja Repe
TKThomas Kirisits
Thomas Kirisits
Barbara PiškurBarbara Piškur
Barbara Piškur
MGMaarten De Groot
Maarten De Groot
BKBojka Kump
Bojka Kump
MJMaja Jurc
Maja Jurc

1 May 2007 in Bioresource Technology
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MPMaja Paš
Maja Paš
Barbara PiškurBarbara Piškur
Barbara Piškur
MŠMatevž Šuštarič
Matevž Šuštarič
PRPeter Raspor
Peter Raspor

26 August 2010 in European Journal of Forest Research
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Barbara PiškurBarbara Piškur
Barbara Piškur
DPDraginja Pavlic
Draginja Pavlic
BSBernard Slippers
Bernard Slippers
NONikica Ogris
Nikica Ogris
GMGiorgio Maresi
Giorgio Maresi
DJDušan Jurc
Dušan Jurc

23 March 2023 in Forest Ecology and Management
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KTkatherine victoria tubby
katherine victoria tubby
Katarina AdamcikovaKatarina Adamcikova
Katarina Adamcikova
KAKalev Adamson
Kalev Adamson
MAM. Akiba
M. Akiba
IBIrene Barnes
Irene Barnes
MMMartin Mullett
Martin Mullett
• Lecanosticta spp.now recorded in 44 countries, mostly in the northern hemisphere. • L. acicola has increased its range, now found in 24 out of 26 European countries. • Climate change means L. acicola could affect 74% of Pinus forested area by 2100. • Lecanosticta species were recorded on 70 hosts, including Pinus, Cedrus and Picea. • We explore global BSNB management strategies using European Case studies.