Phytosanitary condition of age-old trees of the V.V. Pashkevych arboretum of the National Dendrological Park “Sofiyivka” of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine

Tetiana Kopylova; Yurii Rumiankov; Olha Porokhniava; Hryhoriy Muzyka; Volodymyr Vitenko; Oleksandr Bayura; Heorhiy Hrynyk; Olena Hrynyk

doi:10.2478/ffp-2025-0007

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Phytosanitary condition of age-old trees of the V.V. Pashkevych arboretum of the National Dendrological Park “Sofiyivka” of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine

Folia Forestalia Polonica

Volume 67 (2025): Issue 2 (June 2025)

By: Tetiana Kopylova , Yurii Rumiankov , Olha Porokhniava , Hryhoriy Muzyka , Volodymyr Vitenko , Oleksandr Bayura , Heorhiy Hrynyk and Olena Hrynyk

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Figures & Tables

Plan-scheme of the V.V. Pashkevych arboretum

Quantitative characteristics of trees by the age structure

Structure of age-old trees by family affiliation (%)

Table 1.

Assessment of the sanitary condition of age-old trees of the V.V. Pashkevych arboretum

№	Species (taxon) name	Age (years)	Plant height (m)	Trunk diameter at a height of 1.3 m (cm)	Crown diameter (N–S × E–W) (m)	Sanitary condition category
1	2	3	4	5	6	7
Plot № 1
1	Aesculus hippocastanum L.	132	21	84	14 × 14	I
2	Ailanthus altissima (Mill.) Swingle	132	21	21	18 × 17	I
Plot № 2
3	Larix decidua Mill.	132	22	50	4 × 4	I
4	Aesculus hippocastanum L.	132	27	80	8 × 8	I
Plot № 3
5	Tilia cordata L.	132	20	56	7 × 6.5	II
6	Tilia cordata L.	132	16	80 × 62	7 × 6	III
7	Cladrastis kentukea (Dum.-cours.) Rudd.	130	16	38	9 × 9	II
Plot № 4
8, 9	Tilia cordata L.	130	12, 15	71, 51	5 × 5, 12 × 10	II, III
10, 11	Tilia cordata L.	130	8, 20	31, 32	1.5 × 2.5, 11 × 9	III, II
12	Sophora japonica L.	130	24	76 × 45	16 × 16	II
13	Acer platanoides L.	117	44	51	12 × 11	III
14	Acer ginnala Max.	117	9	10	7 × 7	II
15	Acer platanoides “Schwedleri” K. Koch.	130	18	44 × 38	8 × 8	III
16, 17	Fraxinus excelsior L.	130	22, 14	63, 33	9 × 8, 7 × 6	IV, II
Plot № 5
18	Tilia cordata L.	132	16	115	12 × 10	III
19	Tilia cordata L.	110	16	45	8 × 8	II
20	Tilia cordata L.	130	16	56	12 × 11	II
21	Sophora japonica L.	105	17	42 × 32	10 × 10	I
Plot № 6
22	Tilia cordata L.	130	21	52	8 × 8	I
23	Tilia cordata L.	130	21	58	8 × 8	I
24	Larix decidua Mill.	105	27	53	12 × 10	I
25	Fagus silvatica L. “Atropunicea”	105	26	69	16 × 16	I
26	Fagus silvatica L. “Atropunicea”	128	26	58	16 × 16	I
27	Corylus colurna L.	130	23	56	13 × 13	I
28	Corylus colurna L.	130	23	57	13 × 13	II
29	Corylus colurna L.	130	23	57	13 × 13	II
30	Corylus colurna L. “Nadia”	130	18	48	10 × 5	III
31	Picea abies (L.) H.Karst.	130	27	53	13 × 13	II
Plot № 7
32	Picea abies (L.) H.Karst.	130	28	60	6 × 6	II
33	Picea abies (L.) H.Karst.	130	22	68	5 × 4.5	II
Plot № 8
34	Aesculus hippocastanum L. “Pyramidalis”	130	18	13, 18, 18, 27, 19	6.5 × 5	II
35	Tilia europaea L.	130	18	62	8 × 8	I
Plot № 9
36	Quercus rubra L.	130	20	71	12 × 4.8	II
37	Quercus rubra L.	120	18	46	6 × 9	I
38	Tilia europaea L.	120	17	43 × 48	3 × 6	II
Plot № 11
39	Tilia platyphyllos Scop.	105	18	66	7 × 7	II
40	Tilia cordata L.	130	18	44	6 × 7	I
41	Thuja occidentalis L.	105	7	21	5 × 5	I
42	Sophora japonica L.	105	18	51	7 × 7	I
43	Taxus cuspidata Siebold & Zucc.	15–105	3		11 × 12	I
Plot № 12
44	Tilia cordata L.	120	15	61	8 × 8	II
45	Tilia cordata L.	120	17	79	15 × 14	II
46	Tilia cordata L.	120	22	46	8 × 6	II
47	Tilia cordata L.	120	20	48	9 × 6	I
48	Tilia cordata L.	130	19	58	13 × 11	II
49	Gymnocladus dioica K. Koch.	130	26	60	16 × 10	I
50	Fagus sylvatica L. “Rotundifolia”	130	24	56	12 × 8	I
51	Crataegus oxyacantha L.	105	4	5	4 × 4	I
52	Crataegus punctate Jacq.	105	2		3 × 3	I
Plot № 13
53	Tilia cordata L.	130	24	92	12 × 12	II
54	Taxus baccata L.	105	7	21	7 × 7	I
55	Taxus baccata L.	105	7	20	6 × 6	I
Plot № 14
56	Gymnocladus dioica K. Koch.	130	26	110 × 83	17 × 15	II
57	Pinus sylvestris L.	130	26	58	3.5 × 4	I
58	Pinus sylvestris L.	130	26	43	3 × 5	III
59	Pinus sylvestris L.	130	23	45	3.5 × 2.5	III
60	Aesculus octandra Marsh.	110	14	26	5.5 × 7	I
61	Aesculus carnea Hayne.	105	14	36	6×8	III
62	Aesculus hippocastanum L. “Baumannii”	130	23	94 × 61	10 × 12	II
Plot № 15
63	Tilia europaea L.	120	10	54	16 × 16	II
64	Gymnocladus dioica (L.) K. Koch.	105	20	42 × 47	13 × 8	II
65	Tilia platyphyllos Scop. “Vitifolia”	120	11	30	8 × 6	II
Plot № 16
66	Tilia europaea L.	130	19	80	7 × 8	II
Plot № 17
67	Tilia americana L.	105	19	56	7 × 6	III
68	Carpinus betulus “Globosa”	105	19	54	16 × 16	I
69	Thuja occidentalis L.	105	11	24	2 × 3	II
Plot № 18
70	Tilia cordata L.	130	18	76	12 × 12	II
71	Acer platanoides L.	130	24	42	12 × 12	II
72	Acer platanoides L.	130	22	44	12 × 6	III
73	Acer campestre L.	130	22	44	9 × 9	III
74	Acer platanoides L.	105	20	44	12 × 8	II
75	Ulmus laevis Pall.	130	23	71	12 × 12	I
76	Acer platanoides L.	105	21	35	12 × 12	II
77	Tilia cordata L.	130	22	51 × 58	16 × 14	III
78	Tilia cordata L.	105	23	31	15 × 15	I
79	Tilia cordata L.	105	20	45	15 × 15	I
Plot № 19
80	Tilia cordata L.	130	16	72	16 × 14	II
81	Picea abies (L.) H.Karst.	130	19	31	7 × 5.5	IV
82	Picea abies (L.) H.Karst.	130	16	29	6 × 5	III
83	Pseudotsuga taxifolia Britt.	130	26	56	10 × 9	III
Plot № 20
84	Tilia cordata L.	130	19	58 × 102	15 × 14	III
85	Celtis occidentalis L.	130	12	45	11 × 10	I
86	Catalpa bignonioides Walt.	130	14.5	38 × 41	12 × 10	III
87	Catalpa bignonioides Walt.	130	17	41	12 × 10	III
88	Robinia psevdoacacia L.	130	16	68	8 × 5	IV
Plot № 22
89	Acer platanoides L.	130	19	52	8 × 6	IV
90	Quercus robur Sol.	110	24	48	10 × 10	I
91	Tilia cordata L.	110	14	45	8 × 7	III
92	Fraxinus excelsior L.	132	26	108	18 × 18	II
93	Thuja occidentalis L.	110	4–6	14, 14, 16	4, 4, 5	II
94	Acer platanoides L.	110	18, 14	30, 42	10, 13	III
95	Catalpa bignonioides Walt.	130	17	71	12	II
96	Acer platanoides “Schwedleri”	130	24	76	12	IV
97	Acer campestre L.	110	17, 19	33, 29	16, 18	IV
98	Fraxinus excelsior L.	130	22	84	15 × 18	III
99	Fraxinus excelsior L.	130	25	87	20 × 19	III
100	Acer platanoides L.	130	20, 17	41, 20	12, 10	III
101	Gleditsia triacanthos L.	130	22, 19	43, 33	8, 6	III
102	Fraxinus excelsior L.	110	21, 23	38, 53	8, 12	IV
103	Acer platanoides L.	110	18	32	14	III
104	Fraxinus excelsior L.	130	25	72	17	III

Growths on the trunk of *Tilia europaea* (A) and *Tilia cordata* (B) with *Viscum album* infection

Pathological damage on *Sophora japonica* (A) and *Gymnocladus dioica* K. Koch. (B)

Pathological damage on *Aesculus hippocastanum* “Pyramidalis” (A) and *Pinus sylvestris* L. (B)

Pathological damage on *Carpinus betulus* “Globosa” (A). Infestation of *Fraxinus excelsior* and *Acer platanoides* trees by the hemiparasite *Viscum album* (B)

Assessment of damage to age-old trees by *Viscum album* in the V.V. Pashkevych arboretum (scores)

Species composition of trees affected by *Viscum album*

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/ffp-2025-0007 | Journal eISSN: 2199-5907 | Journal ISSN: 0071-6677

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Language: English

Page range: 61 - 75

Submitted on: Mar 13, 2025

Accepted on: May 8, 2025

Published on: Jun 18, 2025

Published by: Forest Research Institute

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Keywords:

historical part of arboretum,

pests,

diseases,

semi-parasitic plant,

category of sanitary condition

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Life sciences,

Plant science

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Volume 67 (2025): Issue 2 (June 2025)

Phytosanitary condition of age-old trees of the V.V. Pashkevych arboretum of the National Dendrological Park “Sofiyivka” of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine

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