ПОШИРЕННЯ ВСИХАННЯ НАСАДЖЕНЬ СОСНИ ЗВИЧАЙНОЇ У ДП «КОРОСТИШІВСЬКЕ ЛГ»

Introduction Health condition of Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris L.) stands worsens in recent decades in many regions, including northern and southern countries as well as Belarus and Ukraine. Stem pests are the most visible cause of pine decline. However, tree resistance to infestation decreases as a...

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Автори: Andreieva, O. Y., Goychuk, A. F.
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description Introduction Health condition of Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris L.) stands worsens in recent decades in many regions, including northern and southern countries as well as Belarus and Ukraine. Stem pests are the most visible cause of pine decline. However, tree resistance to infestation decreases as a result of climate change and anthropogenic impact. Pine engraver beetle Ips acuminatus (Gyllenhal, 1827) and six-toothed bark beetle Ips sexdentatus (Boerner, 1767) (Curculionidae, Scolytinae) have advantages due to monovoltinity. Pine engraver beetle infests the top of stem and branches both in living and felled trees, and six-toothed bark beetle infests stem butts. Both bark beetles are the vectors of pathogenic fungi. Investigation of stem insect foci development and spread show its diversity in different regions and stands, owing to climatic features and tree reaction on it. The aim of our research was to reveal the features of Scots pine decline in Zhytomyr (Central) Polissya on the example of Korostyshiv Forest Enterprise. Materials and Methods The investigations included a statistical and comparative analysis of forest fund database of the State Association “Ukrderzhlisproekt”, the data of forest pathological survey of pine stands in Korostyshiv Forest Enterprise and reports on sanitary felling in 2014–2017. Monthly air temperature and precipitation datasets were taken from Zhytomyr meteorological station (50°15' N 28°39' E). Selyaninov’s Hydro-thermal Coefficient – HTC (Selyaninov, 1937) was calculated. Statistical analysis was carried out with the help of MS Excel software. A tetrachoric correlation was evaluated to compare pine stands distribution by stand composition, age, and stocking density in the foci of bark beetles and in other pine stands, and the reliability was assessed by ?2 criterion. Results and Conclusions In Korostyshiv Forest Enterprise the proportion of selective felling in Scots pine decline foci was close to 100 % in 2014 and exceeded 80 % in other years. The main causes of Scots pine decline were bark beetles (72.4–95.8 %), fungal diseases (0.4–9.1 %) and weather conditions (3.5–27.5 %) Scots pine forest decline developed most often in pure Scots pine stands older than 50 years. The average weighted relative density of stocking was 0.7 and 0.71 in declining and non-declining Scots pine stands. Climatic factors were inciting factor for forest decline, and bark beetle infestation was a contributing factor for it. 7 Figs., 14 Refs.
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spelling oai:ojs2.forestry-forestmelioration.org.ua:article-192019-04-22T11:36:56Z SPREAD OF SCOTS PINE STANDS DECLINE IN KOROSTYSHIV FOREST ENTERPRISE ПОШИРЕННЯ ВСИХАННЯ НАСАДЖЕНЬ СОСНИ ЗВИЧАЙНОЇ У ДП «КОРОСТИШІВСЬКЕ ЛГ» Andreieva, O. Y. Goychuk, A. F. Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris L.), forest decline, Selyaninov’s Hydro-thermal Coefficient, forest composition, age structure, relative density of stocking сосна звичайна (Pinus sylvestris L.), всихання лісів, гідротермічний коефіцієнт Г. Т. Селянінова, склад насаджень, вікова структура, відносна повнота Introduction Health condition of Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris L.) stands worsens in recent decades in many regions, including northern and southern countries as well as Belarus and Ukraine. Stem pests are the most visible cause of pine decline. However, tree resistance to infestation decreases as a result of climate change and anthropogenic impact. Pine engraver beetle Ips acuminatus (Gyllenhal, 1827) and six-toothed bark beetle Ips sexdentatus (Boerner, 1767) (Curculionidae, Scolytinae) have advantages due to monovoltinity. Pine engraver beetle infests the top of stem and branches both in living and felled trees, and six-toothed bark beetle infests stem butts. Both bark beetles are the vectors of pathogenic fungi. Investigation of stem insect foci development and spread show its diversity in different regions and stands, owing to climatic features and tree reaction on it. The aim of our research was to reveal the features of Scots pine decline in Zhytomyr (Central) Polissya on the example of Korostyshiv Forest Enterprise. Materials and Methods The investigations included a statistical and comparative analysis of forest fund database of the State Association “Ukrderzhlisproekt”, the data of forest pathological survey of pine stands in Korostyshiv Forest Enterprise and reports on sanitary felling in 2014–2017. Monthly air temperature and precipitation datasets were taken from Zhytomyr meteorological station (50°15' N 28°39' E). Selyaninov’s Hydro-thermal Coefficient – HTC (Selyaninov, 1937) was calculated. Statistical analysis was carried out with the help of MS Excel software. A tetrachoric correlation was evaluated to compare pine stands distribution by stand composition, age, and stocking density in the foci of bark beetles and in other pine stands, and the reliability was assessed by ?2 criterion. Results and Conclusions In Korostyshiv Forest Enterprise the proportion of selective felling in Scots pine decline foci was close to 100 % in 2014 and exceeded 80 % in other years. The main causes of Scots pine decline were bark beetles (72.4–95.8 %), fungal diseases (0.4–9.1 %) and weather conditions (3.5–27.5 %) Scots pine forest decline developed most often in pure Scots pine stands older than 50 years. The average weighted relative density of stocking was 0.7 and 0.71 in declining and non-declining Scots pine stands. Climatic factors were inciting factor for forest decline, and bark beetle infestation was a contributing factor for it. 7 Figs., 14 Refs. Метою досліджень було виявити особливості всихання соснових насаджень у Житомирському (Центральному) Поліссі на прикладі ДП «Коростишівське ЛГ». Дослідження включали порівняльний статистичний аналіз бази даних лісового фонду ВО «Укрдержліспроект», даних лісопатологічного обстеження соснових насаджень ДП «Коростишівське ЛГ» та звітів стосовно санітарно-оздоровчих заходів у 2014–2017 рр. Короїди (72,4–95,8 %), грибні хвороби (0,4–9,1 %) та погодні умови (3,5–27,5 %) були основними причинами всихання сосни звичайної. Висока частка чистих насаджень сосни звичайної та насадження віком понад 50 років є основним чинником тривалої дії, що провокує всихання лісу (predisposing factor). Надзвичайний ріст температури повітря та зниження гідротермічного коефіцієнта Г. Т. Селянінова до рівня степової зони є короткочасним стимулуювальним чинником (inciting factor) всихання лісу, а короїди – «супровідним» чинником (contributing factor). Ukrainian Research Institute of Forestry and Forest Melioration named after G. M. Vysotsky (URIFFM) 2018-02-05 Article Article application/pdf https://forestry-forestmelioration.org.ua/index.php/journal/article/view/19 10.33220/1026-3365.132.2018.148 Forestry and Forest Melioration; No. 132 (2018): Forestry and Forest Melioration; 148-154 Лісівництво і Агролісомеліорація; № 132 (2018): Лісівництво і Агролісомеліорація; 148-154 2663-4147 1026-3365 10.33220/1026-3365.132.2018 en https://forestry-forestmelioration.org.ua/index.php/journal/article/view/19/20 Copyright (c) 2018 Forestry and Forest Melioration
spellingShingle сосна звичайна (Pinus sylvestris L.)
всихання лісів
гідротермічний коефіцієнт Г. Т. Селянінова
склад насаджень
вікова структура
відносна повнота
Andreieva, O. Y.
Goychuk, A. F.
ПОШИРЕННЯ ВСИХАННЯ НАСАДЖЕНЬ СОСНИ ЗВИЧАЙНОЇ У ДП «КОРОСТИШІВСЬКЕ ЛГ»
title ПОШИРЕННЯ ВСИХАННЯ НАСАДЖЕНЬ СОСНИ ЗВИЧАЙНОЇ У ДП «КОРОСТИШІВСЬКЕ ЛГ»
title_alt SPREAD OF SCOTS PINE STANDS DECLINE IN KOROSTYSHIV FOREST ENTERPRISE
title_full ПОШИРЕННЯ ВСИХАННЯ НАСАДЖЕНЬ СОСНИ ЗВИЧАЙНОЇ У ДП «КОРОСТИШІВСЬКЕ ЛГ»
title_fullStr ПОШИРЕННЯ ВСИХАННЯ НАСАДЖЕНЬ СОСНИ ЗВИЧАЙНОЇ У ДП «КОРОСТИШІВСЬКЕ ЛГ»
title_full_unstemmed ПОШИРЕННЯ ВСИХАННЯ НАСАДЖЕНЬ СОСНИ ЗВИЧАЙНОЇ У ДП «КОРОСТИШІВСЬКЕ ЛГ»
title_short ПОШИРЕННЯ ВСИХАННЯ НАСАДЖЕНЬ СОСНИ ЗВИЧАЙНОЇ У ДП «КОРОСТИШІВСЬКЕ ЛГ»
title_sort поширення всихання насаджень сосни звичайної у дп «коростишівське лг»
topic сосна звичайна (Pinus sylvestris L.)
всихання лісів
гідротермічний коефіцієнт Г. Т. Селянінова
склад насаджень
вікова структура
відносна повнота
topic_facet Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris L.)
forest decline
Selyaninov’s Hydro-thermal Coefficient
forest composition
age structure
relative density of stocking
сосна звичайна (Pinus sylvestris L.)
всихання лісів
гідротермічний коефіцієнт Г. Т. Селянінова
склад насаджень
вікова структура
відносна повнота
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