Wälder Und Waldentwicklung in Alten Flussbetten in Den Niederlanden

Kop, L. G.

doi:10.1111/j.1438-8677.1961.tb00006.x

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“…Data concerning wet aider woodlands in The Netherlands were collected from Dutch literature Kop 1961;Meijer Drees 1936;Passchier 1941;Smittenberg 1969Smittenberg , 1976Smittenberg & De Roos 1974;Van den Berg & De Smidt 1985;Van Zinderen Bakker 1942;Westhoff 1949;Westhoff & Westhoff-De Joncheere 1942;Wiegers 1982Wiegers , 1985. Using standard phytosociologicai methods a vegetation table was set up based on the division into subassociations as introduced by Bodeux (1955).…”

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Kragge-woodlands in the Netherlands as a new community-type within the Alnion glutinosae

Wiegers¹

1990

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In the low-lying parts of The Netherlands peat-cutting in the past resulted in many large and small lakes. The larger ones were often reclaimed and turned into arable land. In smaller ones a process of secondary succession led to the establishment of reed and sedge fens. Due to changes in the management many of the still existing fens have been left over to natural developments over the last decades. Here succession rapidly led to woodland communities. These woodlands are initially often dominated by Salix species, soon followed by Alnus glutinosa and Betula pubescens. In species composition these young woodlands are closely related to the Carici elongatae-Alnetum glutinosae. There are, however, considerable differences in species composition. This woodland type as found in the western parts of The Netherlands was also recognized in relev6s from Belgium, western Germany and Norfolk in the UK. As it also differs in ecological conditions from the brooks and rivulets accompanying forms of the Alnion glutinosae elsewhere in western Europe, it is here proposed to treat these communities as a separate community-type within the Alnion glutinosae.

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Kragge-woodlands in the Netherlands as a new community-type within the Alnion glutinosae

Wiegers¹

1990

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“…4, nos 1-10. Comparable poor Carex paniculuta-black alder swamps forming successional stages in hydroseres are reported from the British Isles (Spence 1964, Kelly 1981, Birse 1982) but there as well as on the continent most Curex paniculata-black alder swamps have a more meso-or eutrophic character (Tiixen 1937, McVean 1953, Kop 1961, Tansley 1965 (Tab. 4, which are common also in black alder scrubs and woodlands in moist or wet habitats where sedge swamps are lacking.…”

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Role of black alder (Alnus glutinosa) in vegetation dynamics in West Norway

Fremstad

1983

Nordic Journal of Botany

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Fremstad. E. 1983. Role of black alder (Alniis glurinosa) in vegetation dynamics in West Norway. -Nord. J. Bot. 3: 3 9 3 4 1 0 . Copenhagen. ISSN 0307-055X.In Norway black alder (Alnus glirrinosu) has an 'optimal' area along the western coast where it acts as a pioneer species in secondary successions on Cdlwm and grass heaths, pastures, formerly cultivated land and in hydroseres. Black alder is dominant or co-dominant with birch in oligotrophic grazing forests, most of which belong to the ass. Corno suecicae-Betuletum where black alder seems to be able to survive for a long time. It is also found in a variety of other woodland communities, some of which are stable Alnetea glutinosae or Alno-Padion communities. Others are successional stages towards meso-or eutrophic deciduous forests. The new Alnetea glutinosae ass.Carici nigrae-Alnetum glutinosae is described. The ecology of black alder in WestNorway is compared to its ecology in other areas, especially on the British Isles. The humid climate and recent changes in agricultural practice are the main reasons for the present abundance of black alder in West Norway.

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Woody Vegetation of Floodplains and Swamps

Leuschner

Ellenberg

2017

Ecology of Central European Forests

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Wälder Und Waldentwicklung in Alten Flussbetten in Den Niederlanden

Cited by 9 publications

References 3 publications

Kragge-woodlands in the Netherlands as a new community-type within the Alnion glutinosae

Kragge-woodlands in the Netherlands as a new community-type within the Alnion glutinosae

Role of black alder (Alnus glutinosa) in vegetation dynamics in West Norway

Woody Vegetation of Floodplains and Swamps

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