САНІТАРНИЙ СТАН ЯЛИННИКІВ НА ДОСЛІДНИХ ОБ`ЄКТАХ ГІРСЬКОГО НАУКОВО-ДОСЛІДНОГО ВІДДІЛУ
Introduction The current health of spruce forests was assessed on experimental sites of the Mountain Research Department, which was organized in 1996 as a basic forestry department for conducting scientific studies of the Ukrainian Research Institute of Mountain Forestry and for implementing a full...
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The current health of spruce forests was assessed on experimental sites of the Mountain Research Department, which was organized in 1996 as a basic forestry department for conducting scientific studies of the Ukrainian Research Institute of Mountain Forestry and for implementing a full range of forest management activities. The forest area of the department belongs to the forests of the Ukrainian Carpathians and is located on both sides along the Khripelivets River at altitudes of 600–1,300 m above sea level. The forest cover in the area of the Department’s activity is 48.9 % and the total forest area is 560 hectares. The Norway spruce represents 73 % and common beech, 16 % of the species composition of the forests.
Materials and methods
The health of spruce forests was investigated on permanent research plots of rectangular shape, by carrying out detailed forest pathological studies. The laying of such objects was carried out with the generally accepted methods of forest inventory. According to the developed methods, on a six-point scale, the category of a particular tree was determined by position, relative size, economic value, and condition.
Results
The first experimental object revealed uneven spacing, both single and group (up to 6 specimens), of 138 trees of the following four wood species: mountain ash (1), silver fir (2), Scots pine (21), and Norway spruce (114). Five types of damage of spruce were found for 39 from 114 trees. Bark beetles damaged only old dead standing trees (i. e. the trees of 6th health category). The number of holes was up to 160 pcs per 1 dm2 and the average value amounted to 7.6 pcs per 1 dm2. The distribution of the average value of the health condition of spruce showed its gradual deterioration with the change of tree categories. It is a characteristic feature of the health that it sharply deteriorated with the size of the trees, starting from the third category, with the economic value, from the fourth category and with the position, from the fifth category of trees.
The second experimental site had an uneven single and group (up to 5 specimens) spacing of 149 trees of the following three species: silver fir (6), Scots pine (8), and Norway spruce (135). The spruces damages caused by bark beetles were found only at the old dead standing trees. The maximal number of the holes per 1 dm2 was 99 pcs; the average value amounted to 4.1 pcs per 1 dm2. There was a sharp deterioration of the health according to the size of the trees, starting with the fifth health category, in terms of economic significance, only in the sixth one, and for the position, from the third category of trees.
Conclusions
The tendency to health deterioration of spruce was found as a result of the more suppressed position, the smaller size and the lower economic significance of trees in two experimental plots. Despite the lower altitude above sea level, the worse health and lower economic significance of trees at the second experimental site with the greater share of spruce were associated with a large number of trees in the same area and smaller shares of other tree species in the stand. Therefore, to increase the productivity of such stands, a wider cultivation of, for example, silver fir, common beech, European larch is advisable. Growing Scots pine should be limited because it was the least resistant.
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| spelling | oai:ojs2.forestry-forestmelioration.org.ua:article-352019-04-19T10:32:58Z HEALTH CONDITION OF SPRUCE STANDS AT THE EXPERIMENTAL PLOTS OF THE MOUNTAIN RESEARCH DEPARTMENT САНІТАРНИЙ СТАН ЯЛИННИКІВ НА ДОСЛІДНИХ ОБ`ЄКТАХ ГІРСЬКОГО НАУКОВО-ДОСЛІДНОГО ВІДДІЛУ Slobodyan, P. Ya. spruce stands, health condition, condition index, damage, economic significance ялинові насадження, санітарний стан, індекс стану, пошкодження, господарське значення Introduction The current health of spruce forests was assessed on experimental sites of the Mountain Research Department, which was organized in 1996 as a basic forestry department for conducting scientific studies of the Ukrainian Research Institute of Mountain Forestry and for implementing a full range of forest management activities. The forest area of the department belongs to the forests of the Ukrainian Carpathians and is located on both sides along the Khripelivets River at altitudes of 600–1,300 m above sea level. The forest cover in the area of the Department’s activity is 48.9 % and the total forest area is 560 hectares. The Norway spruce represents 73 % and common beech, 16 % of the species composition of the forests. Materials and methods The health of spruce forests was investigated on permanent research plots of rectangular shape, by carrying out detailed forest pathological studies. The laying of such objects was carried out with the generally accepted methods of forest inventory. According to the developed methods, on a six-point scale, the category of a particular tree was determined by position, relative size, economic value, and condition. Results The first experimental object revealed uneven spacing, both single and group (up to 6 specimens), of 138 trees of the following four wood species: mountain ash (1), silver fir (2), Scots pine (21), and Norway spruce (114). Five types of damage of spruce were found for 39 from 114 trees. Bark beetles damaged only old dead standing trees (i. e. the trees of 6th health category). The number of holes was up to 160 pcs per 1 dm2 and the average value amounted to 7.6 pcs per 1 dm2. The distribution of the average value of the health condition of spruce showed its gradual deterioration with the change of tree categories. It is a characteristic feature of the health that it sharply deteriorated with the size of the trees, starting from the third category, with the economic value, from the fourth category and with the position, from the fifth category of trees. The second experimental site had an uneven single and group (up to 5 specimens) spacing of 149 trees of the following three species: silver fir (6), Scots pine (8), and Norway spruce (135). The spruces damages caused by bark beetles were found only at the old dead standing trees. The maximal number of the holes per 1 dm2 was 99 pcs; the average value amounted to 4.1 pcs per 1 dm2. There was a sharp deterioration of the health according to the size of the trees, starting with the fifth health category, in terms of economic significance, only in the sixth one, and for the position, from the third category of trees. Conclusions The tendency to health deterioration of spruce was found as a result of the more suppressed position, the smaller size and the lower economic significance of trees in two experimental plots. Despite the lower altitude above sea level, the worse health and lower economic significance of trees at the second experimental site with the greater share of spruce were associated with a large number of trees in the same area and smaller shares of other tree species in the stand. Therefore, to increase the productivity of such stands, a wider cultivation of, for example, silver fir, common beech, European larch is advisable. Growing Scots pine should be limited because it was the least resistant. 4 Figs., 6 Tables, 12 Refs. Оцінено сучасний санітарний стан ялинників на дослідних об’єктах Гірського науково-дослідного відділу із застосуванням лісівничо-екологічної класифікації дерев за відносними розмірами, позиціями, станом і господарським значенням. Виявлено тенденцію до погіршення санітарного стану ялини за більш пригніченої позиції, меншого розміру й залежно від господарського значення дерев. Гірший санітарний стан і менше господарське значення ялини на другій дослідній ділянці пов’язані з більшою кількістю дерев на такій же площі та меншою участю в насадженні інших деревних порід. Для підвищення стійкості та продуктивності таких лісостанів доцільно ширше культивувати ялицю білу та бук лісовий, що наближало б фактичний склад насадження до корінного відповідно до типу лісу. На основі запропонованого аналізу стану насаджень можливо підвищити ефективність розроблення та застосування дієвих лісівничих заходів. Ukrainian Research Institute of Forestry and Forest Melioration named after G. M. Vysotsky (URIFFM) 2017-12-27 Article Article application/pdf https://forestry-forestmelioration.org.ua/index.php/journal/article/view/35 Forestry and Forest Melioration; No. 131 (2017): Forestry and Forest Melioration; 47-54 Лісівництво і Агролісомеліорація; № 131 (2017): Лісівництво і Агролісомеліорація; 47-54 2663-4147 1026-3365 uk https://forestry-forestmelioration.org.ua/index.php/journal/article/view/35/27 |
| spellingShingle | ялинові насадження санітарний стан індекс стану пошкодження господарське значення Slobodyan, P. Ya. САНІТАРНИЙ СТАН ЯЛИННИКІВ НА ДОСЛІДНИХ ОБ`ЄКТАХ ГІРСЬКОГО НАУКОВО-ДОСЛІДНОГО ВІДДІЛУ |
| title | САНІТАРНИЙ СТАН ЯЛИННИКІВ НА ДОСЛІДНИХ ОБ`ЄКТАХ ГІРСЬКОГО НАУКОВО-ДОСЛІДНОГО ВІДДІЛУ |
| title_alt | HEALTH CONDITION OF SPRUCE STANDS AT THE EXPERIMENTAL PLOTS OF THE MOUNTAIN RESEARCH DEPARTMENT |
| title_full | САНІТАРНИЙ СТАН ЯЛИННИКІВ НА ДОСЛІДНИХ ОБ`ЄКТАХ ГІРСЬКОГО НАУКОВО-ДОСЛІДНОГО ВІДДІЛУ |
| title_fullStr | САНІТАРНИЙ СТАН ЯЛИННИКІВ НА ДОСЛІДНИХ ОБ`ЄКТАХ ГІРСЬКОГО НАУКОВО-ДОСЛІДНОГО ВІДДІЛУ |
| title_full_unstemmed | САНІТАРНИЙ СТАН ЯЛИННИКІВ НА ДОСЛІДНИХ ОБ`ЄКТАХ ГІРСЬКОГО НАУКОВО-ДОСЛІДНОГО ВІДДІЛУ |
| title_short | САНІТАРНИЙ СТАН ЯЛИННИКІВ НА ДОСЛІДНИХ ОБ`ЄКТАХ ГІРСЬКОГО НАУКОВО-ДОСЛІДНОГО ВІДДІЛУ |
| title_sort | санітарний стан ялинників на дослідних об`єктах гірського науково-дослідного відділу |
| topic | ялинові насадження санітарний стан індекс стану пошкодження господарське значення |
| topic_facet | spruce stands health condition condition index damage economic significance ялинові насадження санітарний стан індекс стану пошкодження господарське значення |
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