Phytocenological and edaphic characteristics of sessile oak forests on Miroc Mt in northeastern Serbia

Cvjeticanin, Rade; Kosanin, Olivera; Krstic, M.; Perović, Milka; Novaković-Vuković, M.

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“…Plants of the transitional category of therophytes to hamephytes are much less represented with 8%, while the therophytes and herbaceous hamephytes have the smallest share of 3%, each. A similar biological spectrum, as well as the spectrum of life forms, is stated by Cvjetićanin et al, (2013) for the community of sessile oak and hornbeam on Miroč, where this community was recorded at altitudes ranging from 390 to 430 m.…”

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Phytosociological characteristics of sessile oak and hornbeam forests (Querco petraeae-CarpiInetum betuli Rudski 1949. s.l.) in the area of Kosmaj

Stajić¹,

Čokeša²,

Miletić³

et al. 2020

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The paper presents phytosociological characteristics of the sessile oak and hornbeam community (Querco petraeae-Carpinetum betuli Rudski 1949. s.l.) in the area of Kosmaj. Phytosociological relevés of the investigated association were taken at altitudes ranging from 339 to 410 m, with Eastern to northeastern aspects, and the slope of 15-23°. The community occurs on deeply ilimerized soils - luvisols over flysch. The floristic composition of this phytosociological community is diverse, including plants from thermophilicmand mesothermal oak forests and some plants from beech forests. With regard to the spectrum of range types, the investigated community Querco petraeae-Carpinetum betuli Rudski 1949. s.l. has a Central European range of distribution. Regarding the bioloigical spectrum of life forms, most species are considered phanerophytes and hemicryptophytes, with an increased share of geophytes.

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Phytosociological characteristics of sessile oak and hornbeam forests (Querco petraeae-CarpiInetum betuli Rudski 1949. s.l.) in the area of Kosmaj

Stajić¹,

Čokeša²,

Miletić³

et al. 2020

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“…Храст китњак је био предмет истраживања различитих аутора у Србији, међу којима су: Isajev et al (2005;, S to j a n o v i ć (2007), Š i j a č i ć -N i ko l i ć et al (2009, 2021, 2021a), Milovanović (2010), Cvjetićanin et al (2013), Krstić et al (2018), Po p ovi ć et al (2019,2020), Kanjevac et al (2021), итд, као и истраживања страних аутора спроведених у последњој деценији (Ballian, 2016;Gulyás et al, 2019;Io n i ţă et al, 2021; E u s e m a n n , L i e s e b a c h , 2021; Staszel et al, 2022;Gafen co et al, 2022, итд. ), која указују на значај упознавања ове врсте са различитих аспеката и потребе за њеним очувањем.…”

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Variability of morphological parameters of one- and two-year-old seedlings of different sessile oak half-sib lines

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This research aimed to determine the variability of the part of the sessile oak gene pool from the area of the Natural Monument ?Kosutnjak Forest? at the level of one- and two-year-old seedlings, in the progeny test established in the nursery of the Faculty of Forestry. The research was conducted with one-year-old and two-year-old seedlings of 10 half-sib lines of the sessile oak. The heights and root collar diameters were measured, and the survival of the seedlings at the end of the second growth period, as well as the annual height and diameter growth, were determined. The results of descriptive statistics, one-way analysis of variance and Fisher?s least significant differences test, as well as multivariate analyzes - cluster and analysis of the main components were also presented in the research. The obtained results indicate a satisfactory level of genetic variability, which represents a good starting point for the realization of ex situ conservation of part of the gene pool, by establishing a field trial in the area of Kosutnjak and/or by introducing seedlings in smaller or larger groups to this area. In this way, part of the gene pool of the starting population, represented by seedlings of different half-sib lines, is permanently preserved, the number of the starting population increases, and conditions are created for continuous scientific and research work.

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Deliberation over species change in a monodominant sessile oak stand (Quercetum petraeae Cer. et Jov. 1953., subass. tilietosum) - A case study in ”Djerdap” National Park

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Stand structure analysis was conducted before and after natural regeneration (on the same plot) on a site of monodominant sessile oak forest (Quercetum petraeae Cer. et Jov. 1953., subass. tilietosum). In this stage individual old sessile oak trees were still remaining in the stand. Before the regeneration in the 150-yr-old stand in 1992 only sessile oak was rep?resented in the upperstorey. The trees mostly had irregularly developed crowns and reduced growth potential. These were the elements used in planning the regeneration in management plans. Besides the remaining individual old sessile oak trees, silver lime dominates in the young stand in 2017. In the stand structure there is no biological potential of sessile oak trees that could represent the basis for further development because the sessile oak trees are suppressed by silver lime towards the understorey and even the herb layer. Because of the undefined significance of the silver lime in the stand, transient management was prescribed in the man?agement plan so a reconstrucion of the stand should follow in one of the next management periods in order to restore sessile oak on the site as it was suppressed due to an inedequate regeneration procedure. On the basis of the studied stand structure of the young stand, the abandonment of the transient management concept is recommended and introduction of the intensive management approach of slver lime in the current rotation. This was based on the available number of silver lime trees of good quality in the stand, i.e. the aspirants for tending by means of selective thinning and their strong growth response four years after selective thinning. Old sessile oak trees that are still present in the stand are only a simulacrum of the continuity of the current stand with the previous one and they should be removed by means of intensive and rationalized tending of silver lime, and partly integrated in the silver lime stand.

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Phytocenological and edaphic characteristics of sessile oak forests on Miroc Mt in northeastern Serbia

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Phytosociological characteristics of sessile oak and hornbeam forests (Querco petraeae-CarpiInetum betuli Rudski 1949. s.l.) in the area of Kosmaj

Phytosociological characteristics of sessile oak and hornbeam forests (Querco petraeae-CarpiInetum betuli Rudski 1949. s.l.) in the area of Kosmaj

Variability of morphological parameters of one- and two-year-old seedlings of different sessile oak half-sib lines

Deliberation over species change in a monodominant sessile oak stand (Quercetum petraeae Cer. et Jov. 1953., subass. tilietosum) - A case study in ”Djerdap” National Park

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