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The paper presents the results of the study research on the effect of the leaf mass reduction caused by the intensive nutrition of an oak defoliating insect - the brown-tail moth Euproctis chrysorrhoea on the annual increment of sessile oak and Turkey oak trees in the coppice forests of the Novi Pazar region (SE Srbijašume, FE Šumarstvo Raška, Novi Pazar Forest Administration, FMU Blizanac-Debelica and FMU NinajaKoznik).

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Examination of the correlation between the defoliation caused by nutrition of the brown-tail moth larvae and the increment of infested Sessile oak and Turkey oak trees