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Growth characteristics of sessile oak (Quercus petraea (Matt.) Liebl., Fagaceae) young crop in conditions of small size regeneration areas
In accordance with the biology of sessile oak that implies shade tolerance and
the ability to regenerate in the closed stand canopy conditions in the monodominant
sessile oak forests in Serbia, the natural regeneration of stands is mainly based on
beforehand, spontaneously formed young crop and its gradual release from shade of
the secondary species and mother trees by means of regeneration cuts on the areas of
various size. In the conditions of small size regeneration areas on a site of a
mesophilious variant of monodominant sessile oak forest (Quercetum petraeae Äer.
et Jov. 1953. s.l) in the area of northeastern Serbia, a morphometric analysis was
conducted on sessile oak young crop that was formed after successive mast years
(2002, 2005, 2009 and 2011). In the oldest found young crop that was formed in the
closed canopy conditions, the above-cotyledon-axis was on average 9.0 cm tall in
the first year of its development while at age 15 years it was 55.0 cm with a root
collar diameter of 6.3 mm. The morphology of the seedlings was typical of shade
conditions (sciomorphic). The current annual height increment in the unchanged
canopy conditions in the period from the 2nd to the 9th year of age was 1.0ā2.6 cm.
When the canopy conditions were changed, from 10th to 15th year, the current annual
height increment was 1.4ā10.9 cm. In the conditions of small size regeneration
areas, the sessile oak young crop shows a specific norm of reaction of height growth
in the first and in the following years of development and the main height growth
type was one-flush growth
Polna struktura pajasena (Ailanthus altissima /Mill./Swingle) u zaÅ”tiÄenom prirodnom dobru ,,Bajfordova Å”umaā na podruÄju Beograda ā osnova za bioloÅ”ku kontrolu Å”irenja i plansku redukciju
Pajasen (Ailanthus altissima /Mill./ Swingle) je invazivna vrsta u Srbiji, koja ugrožava
floristiÄki biodiverzitet u prirodnim sastojinama i urbanim prostorima. To je
svetloljubiva vrsta drveÄa, sa brzim rastom u poÄetnoj fazi razvoja i ima izraženu
adaptivnu sposobnost na razliÄite uslove sredine otvorenih staniÅ”ta. Sa pojavom
ranog polnog sazrevanja i, pretežno, svakogodiÅ”njeg uroda velike koliÄine plodova,
koji se lako prenose na veÄu udaljenost od matiÄnog stabla, pajasen brzo kolonizuje
sastojine drugih vrsta drveÄa sa naruÅ”enom strukturom. To je dvodoma drvenasta
biljka, sa jednopolnim i dvopolnim cvetovima. Primenom polnog dimorfizma kod
pajasena, kao kriterijuma za selekciju stabala u proredi, može se uticati na Ŕirenje
pajasena generativnim putem, a u okviru sastojinskog sklopa može se uticati na rast i
održanje generativnog i vegetativnog potomstva. Diferenciranje rodnih-ženskih od
nerodnih-muŔkih stabala vrŔi se u fazi cvetanja na osnovu cvetno-plodnih cvasti, a
odabir rodnih-ženskih stabala vrŔi se tokom cele godine na osnovu prisutnih plodova
i cvetno-plodnih drŔki koje se dugo zadržavaju u kroŔnji po opadanja plodova. Polni
dimorfizam ove vrste poslužio je kao osnova za utvrÄivanje polne strukture stabala u
zaÅ”tiÄenom prirodnom dobru ,,Bajfordova Å”umaā na podruÄju Beograda. Na 37,4 ha
Ŕumom obrasle povrŔine evidentirano je 138 polno izdiferenciranih stabala pajasena
u 2018. godini, Å”to je potvrÄeno i u fazi cvetanja 2020. godine. Na osnovu
dendrometrijskog premera stabala 2018. godine prsni preÄnici stabala su bili u
rasponu 5-74 cm, a visine u rasponu 5-21 m. U okviru navedenog broja stabala
zastupljenost rodnih-ženskih i nerodnih-muŔkih stabala je približno podjednaka, ali
prostorno varira. Evidentirana rodna-ženska i nerodna-muŔka stabala pajasena
osnova su za monitoring invazije, a pored zdravstenog stanja i bioloŔkog položaja u
sastojinama osnova su i za plansku redukciju i gajenje u neinvazivnom obliku u
zaÅ”tiÄenom prirodnom dobru ,,Bajfordova Å”umaā
Primena potpornih konstrukcija u sanaciji kliziŔta na regionalnom putu Stolice - Krupanj
Landslides can be triggered by different factors including changeable
weather conditions, prolonged heavy rains, complex terrain, traffic loads, etc. This paper deals
with the problem of landslide rehabilitation on the Stolice-Krupanj regional road that resulted
from vehicle loads and soil saturated with water. The technical measures used in the
rehabilitation of the landslide included a concrete retaining wall and a geogrid-reinforced soil
structure. Based on data related to soil obtained from laboratory tests, slope stability before
and after applying rehabilitation measures was tested in the GEO5 Geotechnical software. The
stability of the concrete wall was examined analytically by calculating the factors of safety
against toppling and horizontal displacement. Both technical measures of given physicalmechanical
properties increased the stability of the slope.Na pojavu kliziÅ”ta mogu uticati mnogi faktori: promenljivi klimatski uslovi; velika koliÄina padavina u kratkom periodu; složenost strukture terena; optereÄenja od saobraÄaja, itd. Rad se bavi problemom sanacije kliziÅ”ta na regionalnom putu Stolice - Krupanj, koje je nastalo usled optereÄenja od vozila i zasiÄenja zemljiÅ”ta vodom. TehniÄke mere koje su primenjene za sanaciju kliziÅ”ta su: betonski potporni zid i potporna konstrukcija od tla i geomreže. Na osnovu podataka o zemljiÅ”tu iz laboratorijskih ispitivanja izvrÅ”ene su provere stabilnosti kosina pre i posle primenjenih mera sanacije u programu GEO5, dok je stabilnost betonskog zida ispitivana analitiÄkim proraÄunom faktora sigurnosti na prevrtanje i horizontalno pomeranje. Obe tehniÄke mere, zadatih fiziÄko mehaniÄkih karakteristika, poveÄale su stabilnost padine
Growth characteristics of three-year-old Turkey oak (Quercus cerris L.) seedlings from natural regeneration under a dense canopy stand
A morphometric analysis was conducted on three-year-old Turkey oak seedlings naturally regenerated from 2015 mast year in a degraded stand at FruÅ”ka gora on the site of pedunculate oak, European hornbeam and Turkey oak with limes (Carpino betuli-Quercetum roboris (AniÄ 59) RauÅ” 1971 var. geograf. Tilia argentea + Tilia cordata B. JovanoviÄ & TomiÄ (1980) 1997). The stand overstory consists of Turkey oak and silver lime. After the first growing season, the height of the above-cotyledon-axis was between 8.6 and 44.1 cm, and the seedlings morphology was typical for shade conditions. The height growth increment in the second growing season was 0.7ā6.1 cm, and 0.5ā5.4 cm in the third growing season. The total height of the seedlings at the end of the third growing season was 13.0ā47.0 cm, with 3ā6 leaves and root collar diameter between 2.0 and 3.9 mm. In the closed canopy conditions, the three-year-old seedlings were are able to survive in large numbers while showing a specific norm of reaction in the first and the upcoming years. The one-flush growth is the basic trait of the height growth. The results are pointing out to the Turkey oak ability of ontogenetic adaptation in the dense canopy conditions. This is an important trait in the process of natural regeneration of mixed-species stands
Some Elements of Ecological Adaptability of Tree-of-Heaven (Ailanthus altissima/Mill./Swingle) to a Habitat of Turkey Oak and Oak of Virgil (Quercetum cerridis- virgilianae B. JovanoviÄ & VukiÄeviÄ 1977)
Tree-of-Heaven (Ailanthus altissima /Mill./Swingle) is exotic, rapid-growing tree species
that intensively colonises stands of other tree species and urban areas in its surrounding due to its
high adaptability, early maturation and ability to produce large amounts of seed every year. Presence of A. altissima in the stand structure is an important factor of stand degradation and is related
to rapid growth of the species, and consequently dominant position in the structure of native tree
species stands. Today, A. altissima is one of the most invasive exotic tree species in Serbia.
The invasion of A. altissima calls for new silvicultural approaches that should not only stop
the invasion in the area, but also to reduce the presence of A. altissima in the stand structure to a
more sustainable, non-invasive silvicultural system in the transitional period. In this respect, the
knowledge about the elements of ecological adaptability of A. altissima to different habitats is important.
Some elements of ecological adaptability of A. altissima were analyzed on a habitat of Turkey oak and Oak of Virgil (Quercetum cerridis-virgilianae B. JovanoviÄ & VukiÄeviÄ, 1977.) on loess
and marl bedrock in the lower hills of FruŔka Gora mountain (Serbia) where A. altissima colonized
young stands. The research was conducted in a stand 17 years old on two permanent sample plots
on eastern aspect and slope of 15Ā° that are located on different landforms ā the first plot was on
a foothill (130 m a.s.l.) that is on the border with pedunculate oak and European hornbeam forest
(Ass. Carpino betuli-Quercetum roboris (AniÄ 59) RauÅ” 1971) and the second plot in the shoulder close
to the summit (170 m a.s.l.) that is a typical habitat of Turkey oak and Oak of Virgil.
The mean and dominant heights and diameters of A. altissima differ between the plots in
the foothill and the shoulder of the hillslope. This indicates to different ecological adaptability of A.
altissima to this habitat
Growth characteristics of three-year-old Turkey oak (Quercus cerris L.) seedlings from natural regeneration under a dense canopy stand
A moprhometric analysis was conducted on three-year-old Turkey oak
seedlings naturally regenerated from 2015 mast year in a degraded stand at FruŔka
gora on the site of pedunculate oak, European hornbeam and Turkey oak with limes
(Carpino betuli-Quercetum roboris (AniÄ 59) RauÅ” 1971 var. geograf. Tilia argentea
+ Tilia cordata B. JovanoviÄ & TomiÄ (1980) 1997). The tree layer in this 114-yearold stand consists of Turkey oak and silver lime. In the dense canopy conditions, the
height growth of the seedlings during the first three years was characterized by
monophase type growth. In the first year of growth, the height of the above-cotyledonaxis was between 8.6 and 44.1 cm, and the seedlings morphology was typical for
shade conditions. The height growth increment in the second year of growth was 0.7ā
6.1 cm, and in the third year 0.5ā5.4 cm. The total height of the seedlings in the third
year was 13.0ā47.0 cm, with 3ā6 leaves and the root collar diameter between 2.0 and
3.9 mm. In the closed canopy conditions, the three-year-old seedlings are able to
survive in large numbers while showing a specific norm of reaction in the first and the
upcoming years. The monophase type of growth is the basic trait of the height growth.
The results are pointing out to the Turkey oak ability of ontogenetic adaptation in the
dense canopy conditions. This is an important trait in the process of natural
regeneration of mixed-species stands