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Mixed forests of broadleaves and conifers, thanks to their high productivity  and high biodiversity, are the most valuable part of the growing stock in  Serbia. The aim of this research was to analyze the mixed old-growth forests  of fir, spruce and beech in the reserve “Račanska Šljivovica“ so as to define  the laws which could be applied in the future forest management on Mt. Tara.  The research was based on the data of six periodic complete inventories  followed by standard dendrometric and statistical processing. Forest  structure was similar to the typical selection structure. The recruitment  dynamics (except beech) was relatively favourable, with the ratio to dead  trees amounting to 1.72. The number of trees and the volume increased  constantly, attaining 422.2 trees•ha-1, i.e. 800.3 m3•ha-1, and the volume  increment was above 12 m3•ha-1, despite a slight drop. Silver fir was the  protagonist of the selection structure and productivity. It is necessary to  stimulate the survival and development of beech at the concrete site, to  examine the balanced number of trees and volume, and to investigate the  relationship between the number of recruited trees and the stand volume

Structural, production and dynamic characteristics of the strict forest reserve “Racanska sljivovica“ on mt. Tara