Development stages and dynamic of two oriental beech (Fagus orientalis) communities at natural forests of Kheiroudkenar-Noshahr

Considering the morphological characteries of trees and the structure of stands, different development stages could be recognized in natural untouched forests. The development stages as well as the dynamic of the stands are basic references for application and development of nature based silvicultur...

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Main Authors: Asadollah Mataji, Khosro Sagheb -Talebi
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Published: Research Institute of Forests and Rangelands of Iran 2007-12-01
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Online Access:http://ijfpr.areeo.ac.ir/article_108138_900fb8f8f1e149069d0cc3d3f48735a9.pdf
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description Considering the morphological characteries of trees and the structure of stands, different development stages could be recognized in natural untouched forests. The development stages as well as the dynamic of the stands are basic references for application and development of nature based silvicultural  interventions. The aim of this research was to study the structure, qualitative and quantitative chareateristics of the main development stages (initial, optimal and decay) in two different plant communities of oriental beech forests, in the Caspian region. For this purpose two communities of Rusco-Fagetum and Carpineto-Fagetum in the experimental forest of Tehran University (Kheyroudkenar-Noshahr) were selected. In each community three sample plots, each one ha, were established and tree spieces, diameter and height of all trees were assessed. Moreover, one transect (10*100) was selected in each sample plot and the structure (vertical and horizontal profile) of the stand was studied. Results showed that all three stages could be recognized in the pure beech community, while the optimal stage has not been occured yet in the mixed beech–hornbeam community. Distribution of stem number, basal area and volume in different diameter and height classes of all development stages are given in this paper.
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spelling doaj.art-a0af82409c3c49c29474497f107ab9012022-12-22T01:31:57ZfasResearch Institute of Forests and Rangelands of Iranتحقیقات جنگل و صنوبر ایران1735-08832383-11462007-12-01154416398108138Development stages and dynamic of two oriental beech (Fagus orientalis) communities at natural forests of Kheiroudkenar-NoshahrAsadollah Mataji0Khosro Sagheb -Talebi1Assistant Prof., Research and Science Branch, Islamic Azad universityAssociated Prof., Research Institute of Forests and Rangelands.Considering the morphological characteries of trees and the structure of stands, different development stages could be recognized in natural untouched forests. The development stages as well as the dynamic of the stands are basic references for application and development of nature based silvicultural  interventions. The aim of this research was to study the structure, qualitative and quantitative chareateristics of the main development stages (initial, optimal and decay) in two different plant communities of oriental beech forests, in the Caspian region. For this purpose two communities of Rusco-Fagetum and Carpineto-Fagetum in the experimental forest of Tehran University (Kheyroudkenar-Noshahr) were selected. In each community three sample plots, each one ha, were established and tree spieces, diameter and height of all trees were assessed. Moreover, one transect (10*100) was selected in each sample plot and the structure (vertical and horizontal profile) of the stand was studied. Results showed that all three stages could be recognized in the pure beech community, while the optimal stage has not been occured yet in the mixed beech–hornbeam community. Distribution of stem number, basal area and volume in different diameter and height classes of all development stages are given in this paper.http://ijfpr.areeo.ac.ir/article_108138_900fb8f8f1e149069d0cc3d3f48735a9.pdfdevelopment stagePlant communityoriental beechnatural forestCaspian region
spellingShingle Asadollah Mataji
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Development stages and dynamic of two oriental beech (Fagus orientalis) communities at natural forests of Kheiroudkenar-Noshahr
تحقیقات جنگل و صنوبر ایران
development stage
Plant community
oriental beech
natural forest
Caspian region
title Development stages and dynamic of two oriental beech (Fagus orientalis) communities at natural forests of Kheiroudkenar-Noshahr
title_full Development stages and dynamic of two oriental beech (Fagus orientalis) communities at natural forests of Kheiroudkenar-Noshahr
title_fullStr Development stages and dynamic of two oriental beech (Fagus orientalis) communities at natural forests of Kheiroudkenar-Noshahr
title_full_unstemmed Development stages and dynamic of two oriental beech (Fagus orientalis) communities at natural forests of Kheiroudkenar-Noshahr
title_short Development stages and dynamic of two oriental beech (Fagus orientalis) communities at natural forests of Kheiroudkenar-Noshahr
title_sort development stages and dynamic of two oriental beech fagus orientalis communities at natural forests of kheiroudkenar noshahr
topic development stage
Plant community
oriental beech
natural forest
Caspian region
url http://ijfpr.areeo.ac.ir/article_108138_900fb8f8f1e149069d0cc3d3f48735a9.pdf
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