Effects of preparatory stands on forest site restoration

Remes, J.; Podrazsky, V. . Faculty of Forestry

Effects of preparatory stands on forest site restoration

2002

Remes, J. | Podrazsky, V. (Czech University of Agriculture, Prague (Czech Republic). Faculty of Forestry)

The main aims of the preparatory stands in air pollution areas are growth development, successfull dynamics of the plants and fast creation of the stand microclimate with favourable effect on soil conditions. This process is documented by height and diameter increment. The results confirm different growth dynamics of the particular species. Larch is the species with the best growth dynamics of selected species on experimental plots. On the other hand, beech is the worst species for reforestation in this condition. One of the causes could be damage by frost

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AGROVOC Keywords

air pollution damage environmental degradation forest stands peuplement forestier reclamation regeneration rodales

Bibliographic information

Publisher

Forest Research Institue

Pagination

p. 67

Other Subjects

Degradation de l'environnement; Degat; Pollution atmospherique; Polucion del aire; Degradacion ambiental; Rehabilitacion de tierras; Regeneracion; Recuperation des sols; Danos

Language

English

Note

Summary only

ISBN

80-88853-51-6

Type

Summary; Conference; Non-Conventional

Source

Long-term air pollution effect on forest ecosystems, Mankovska, B. (Ed.).- Zvolen (Slovak Republic): Forest Research Institue, 2002. Long-term air pollution effect on forest ecosystems,Long-term air pollution effect on forest ecosystems,Zvolen (Slovak Republic),30 Aug - 1 Sep 2002.- ISBN 80-88853-51-6. 220 p.

Conference

Long-term air pollution effect on forest ecosystems, Zvolen (Slovak Republic), 30 Aug - 1 Sep 2002

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