Analyzing the Importance of Game Species from Argeş County

Ciontu, Cătălin Ionel; Dincă, Lucian; Enescu, C. M.; Oneţ, Aurelia; Oneţ, C.

doi:10.31924/nrsd.v8i2.015

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“…Moreover, tree parts have been used in traditional medicine treating diseases such as urinary tract disorders, severe infections or inflammations [6]. The forests situated in the Curvature sub-Carpathians fulfills multiple ecosystem services such as: biodiversity [7], non-forest wood products [8,9], medicinal plants [10], game optimisation through appropriate management [11,12], forest secondary products such as fruits [13] or other [14].…”

Section: Romanian Journal Of Ecology and Environmental Chemistry 3(2) 2021mentioning

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Betula pendula Ssp. distribution and growth in the sub-Carpathian curvature

Harpa¹,

Dincă²

2021

RJEEC

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Birch ssp. in the sub-Carpathians curvature can be found in composition with beech and other resinous species, unevenly distributed from the mountain peaks at around 1200 m down to 500-600, mainly from high hills to depressions at 600m, rarely seen on plain sites, crossing different geomorphological structures and overall accounting for 3857.1 ha. The main objective of the paper was to analyze the site and stand characteristics of Betula pendula ssp. Roth. in the subCarpathians curvature as followed: stand structure, stand types and stand site types, soils and different metrics, from growth to yields and its connectivity.The ecological adaptability to climate and soil and early fast growth, makes silver birch fulfill the overall requirements as a pioneer species, mostly naturally regenerated. Birch distribution is highly influenced by stand structure having low proportion in compositions, mean height of 15 m at age 50, and a diameter of 20m. Regarding the site, characteristics are more commonly found on fertile soils, corrugated or fragmented site type with a slope of 20-50° and it is distributed as secondary species in stands, averaging 750m in attitude, ranging from 500 to 1200m, 90% being in mixtures with other species with a mean annual increment of approximately 7 m³/year/ha regardless of stand site type. As an early successional species, it serves as a first colonizer but secondary species and quite often as an ecological instrument to improve the soil characteristics, biodiversity and prevent landslides in certain sites, lacking economic value other than fuel wood or other non-wood products.

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Section: Romanian Journal Of Ecology and Environmental Chemistry 3(2) 2021mentioning

confidence: 99%

Betula pendula Ssp. distribution and growth in the sub-Carpathian curvature

Harpa¹,

Dincă²

2021

RJEEC

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“…The oak-common beech level is present between 500-700m, while the common beech level appears at over 700 m. The azonale vegetation from around valleys is composed of: cane, reed, sedge and clusters of willow, poplar and alder. Forests from this area are an important source for mushrooms (Dincă et al, 2011), medicinal plants (Vasile et al, 2015), forest fruits (Constandache et al, 2016), game species (Ciontu et al, 2018), and non-wood forest products (Tudor et al, 2019). The soils are strongly connected to the rock material, climate and vegetation (Târziu et al, 2002;Spârchez et al, 2013).…”

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The Geomorphology of the Curvature Sub-Carpathians Based on Data From Forest Management Plans

Marcu¹,

Dincă²

2021

CTNS

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The geomorphology of a vast territory can be analyzed based on data from forest management plans as these characterize the part of a territory occupied by forests. In addition, these plans are extremely detailed for small surfaces, on only a few hectares. Based on these aspects, the present article studies the geomorphology of the Curvature Sub-Carpathians by considering a large number of data from forest management plans realized for state forests located in this area. The data includes relief, field configuration, field aspect, slope and altitude. Field configuration is 90% undulated, while the average altitude is of 600 m. The slopes range between 200 and 300, amounting to 70%, while the ones larger than 400 represent 6% of the studied territory in Pascov (604 ha), Vintilă Vodă (422 ha), and Cislău Forest Districts (400 ha).

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Old Forests from Dobrogea’s Plateau

Vechiu

Dincă

Breaban

2021

Present Environment and Sustainable Development

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From the oldest times, the forest has been the main food, shelter and energy source, playing an essential role in the development of human societies. Old stands are characterized by their long life, large heights and diameters and by their help in conserving biodiversity. The surfaces occupied by old stands have decreased lately because of their wood mass high value which leads to exploitation. This is furthermore coupled with climate changes, urbanization and human influences. These stands occupy a surface of 128.500 ha in the forests from Dobrogea’s Plateau, where broad-leaved species are preponderant (Quercus sp., Fraxinus ornus, Tilia tomentosa, Acer sp.). As such, the present paper intends to characterize the oldest stands from Dobrogea’s Plateau with the help of forest management plans realized during 1993-2007. The main characteristics analyzed in this study for stands older than 120 years were: location, surface, height, diameter, structure, forest type, soil type, altitude, exposition, slope and consistency. Stand older than 100 years occupy only 4% of the total surface and are composed of linden, brown oak and pedunculate oak which grow and develop on common luvisols.

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Analyzing the Importance of Game Species from Argeş County

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Betula pendula Ssp. distribution and growth in the sub-Carpathian curvature

Betula pendula Ssp. distribution and growth in the sub-Carpathian curvature

The Geomorphology of the Curvature Sub-Carpathians Based on Data From Forest Management Plans

Old Forests from Dobrogea’s Plateau

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