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The productivity of oak stands in the Tsumanska Pushcha of Kivertsi National Natural Park Cover

The productivity of oak stands in the Tsumanska Pushcha of Kivertsi National Natural Park

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|Dec 2024

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Table 1.

The actual and potential productivity of wet hornbeam-oak-pine fairly fertile site type stands

Group age, yearsGeneral area, haActual volume on the whole square, thousand m3Average actual volume, m3ha−1Average actual increment, m3ha−1The existing typological standardPotential volume, thousand m3The use of typological potential, %
average increment, m3ha−1volume, m3ha−1
6–10328.32.270.72.5258.227
11–20517.124.8483.23.35025.996
21–30831.872.3873.53.69074.997
31–40819.4112.01373.94.0140114.798
41–50658.6119.31814.04.2187123.297
51–601,164.1299.22574.74.2230267.7112
61–701,053.6295.02804.34.2270284.5104
71–80360.7115.03194.34.1306110.4104
81–90276.5105.63824.54.034094.0112
91–100174.755.03153.33.936964.585
101–110160.449.83103.03.839463.279
111–120107.335.43302.93.641644.679
121–140153.045.02942.33.543566.668
141–160252.968.12691.83.3451114.160
161–180411.2125.63051.83.1464190.866
181– to >233.973.43141.72.9462108.168
Average2133.93.628591
Total7,503.51 597.71,755.4
Table 2.

The actual and potential productivity of fresh hornbeam-oak-pine fairly fertile site type stands

Group age, yearsGeneral area, haActual volume on the whole square, thousand m3Average actual volume, m3ha−1Average actual increment, m3ha−1The existing typological standardPotential volume, thousand m3The use of typological potential, %
average increment, m3ha−1volume, m3ha−1
1–1045.00.240.42.5251.118
11–2070.32.2312.13.3503.563
21–3064.44.4682.73.6905.876
31–4059.49.41584.54.01408.3113
41–5091.116.91864.14.218717.099
51–60112.127.62464.54.223025.8107
61–7095.730.93235.04.227025.8120
71–8055.618.33294.44.130617.0108
81–9057.120.03504.14.034019.4103
91–10011.94.13453.63.93694.493
101–12037.212.53363.13.839414.785
121–14014.04.02862.23.64165.869
141–16093.128.43052.03.343540.570
161–180278.884.33021.83.2464129.465
181– to >35.210.73041.63.045115.967
Average2383.13.727882
Total1,120.9273.9334.4
Table 3.

The actual and potential productivity of wet hornbeam fairly fertile oak forest type stands

Group age, yearsGeneral area, haActual volume on the whole square, thousand m3Average actual volume, m3ha−1Average actual increment, m3ha−1The existing typological standardPotential volume, thousand m3The use of typological potential, %
average increment, m3ha−1volume, m3ha−1
1–1036.20.260.62.5250.922
11–2075.62.4322.13.3352.692
21–3076.06.3833.33.6806.1103
31–4050.98.11885.44.01264.8150
41–5097.419.62034.54.217415.2116
51–60141.333.02304.24.222133.6104
61–70167.741.62483.84.226445.994
71–8024.17.43074.14.13027.3101
81–9027.58.53093.64.03359.292
91–10028.87.32532.73.936310.570
101–12032.09.93092.83.839012.579
121–14032.89.72982.33.641014.073
141–16014.74.53062.03.44306.371
161–18023.27.02881.73.344611.068
181– to >20.85.42571.43.24629.656
Average2023.73.727190
Total849.0171.2189.5
Table 4.

The results of a typological analysis of oak forests

Index type forestMedium wood reserve, m3ha−1Using typological potential, %Breakdown of wood stand area by type and by completeness, hа/%Total, ha/%
indigenousderivatives
1.0–0.80.7–0.5≤0.41.0–0.80.7–0.5≤0.4
C3-hoP21391 473.16 1270.617 39.10.5 2 893.439 2 792.937 34.40.5 7 503.5100
C2-hoP30182 253.05 775.016 28.60.5 2 043.043 1 694.135 24.90.5 4 818.6100
C3-hO20290 38.35 243.029 285.633 273.632 8.51 849.0100
C2-hO23190 2.22 25.928 1.62 3.23 61.965 94.8100
D3-hO31393 0.833 1.667 2.4100
D2-hO310118 1.84 43.396 45.1100

[i] Note: C3-hoP, wet hornbeam-oak-pine fairly fertile site type; C2-hoP, fresh hornbeam-oak-pine fairly fertile site type; C3-hO, wet hornbeam fairly fertile oak forest type; C2-hO, fresh hornbeam fairly fertile oak forest type; D3-hO, wet hornbeam fertile oak forest type; D2-hO, fresh fertile oak forest type; the numerator is the area in hectares; the denominator is the percentage.

Table 5.

Distribution of stands with the participation of oak according to the dominant species

Types of standsDistribution of stands by forest type, ha/%
C3-hoPC2-hoPC3-hOC2-hOD3-hOD2-hO
Primary1,780.0/241,055.1/22281.3/3329.7/310.8/331.8/4
Secondary5,724.7/763,763.5/78567.7/6765.1/691.6/6743.3/96
  – spruce forests126.7/245.6/11.6/0.213.7/141.6/675.9/13
  – pine forests1,794.7/243,230.9/6731.5/45.2/6
  – oak woods1,743.9/23283.3/6145.4/1720.6/2234.4/76
  – birch forests1,332.0/17118.0/2188.9/227.1/83.0/7
  – alder forests583.6/816.1/0.3105.0/122.2/2
  – aspen forests50.7/135.7/0.722.8/313.5/14
  – hornbeam forests35.3/0,512.3/0.257.0/72.8/3
  – juniper forests7.1/0.10.5/0.15.1/0,6
  – ash forests29.1/0.62.4/0.15.5/0,6
  – poplar forests0.6/0.40.9/0.14.6/0,5
  – maple forests4.3/0.13.5/0.1
  – larch forests4.2/0.112.6/0.3
  – acacia forests11.3/0.21.7/0.10.3/0,1
Total, ha/%.7,503.5/1004,818.6/100849.0/10094.8/1002.4/10045.1/100
DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/ffp-2024-0022 | Journal eISSN: 2199-5907 | Journal ISSN: 0071-6677
Language: English
Page range: 301 - 309
Submitted on: Oct 15, 2023
Accepted on: Jul 3, 2024
Published on: Dec 11, 2024
Published by: Forest Research Institute
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services
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