Silviculture and Cinegetics Review - Societatea Progresul Silvic
Silviculture and Cinegetics Review - Societatea Progresul Silvic
Silviculture and Cinegetics Review - Societatea Progresul Silvic
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EDITORIAL SILVICULTURES AND CINEGETICS REVIEW XVII/30/2012<br />
Sophora japonica Regent,China, Korea. În Extremely resistant to drought <strong>and</strong> heat. The Regent variety is<br />
Europe selection NL,1979<br />
more slender.<br />
AM<br />
Tilia tormentosa Brabant, Europe/West, Asia Silver lime, a native of the Balkans, is one of the most important<br />
Minor<br />
trees in terms of climate extremes.<br />
AM/EM<br />
Ulmus ‘Lobel’, Europe, Wageningen, NL, 1973 An alternative in dealing with elm mortality. Wind resistant. AM/EM<br />
Zelkova serrata Green Vase,<br />
Japan, China, Korea; var. north-american, 1983.<br />
One of the most common species in Tokyo. Experimented<br />
successfully in Europe as well. The variety here named is<br />
distinguished by a slender crown, yellow to orange in color<br />
during fall.<br />
AM/EM<br />
The evolution of the species listed above is to be<br />
supervised every year until 2021. Their resistance<br />
towards freezing <strong>and</strong> dryness is very important.<br />
Bibliography<br />
Böll S., Schönfeld P., Körber K., Herrmann J.V., 2011:<br />
Stadtbäume im Zeichen des Klimaw<strong>and</strong>els. Projekt<br />
„Stadtgrün 2021“. AFZ – Der Wald 4/2011, 14-18.<br />
Ham A., 2011: Urbaner Wald und Urbane Forstwirtschaft<br />
im Jahr der Wälder. AFZ / Der Wald 20.<br />
Köhl M. 2011: Europäischer Waldbericht 2011: Bericht<br />
der 6. Ministerkonferenz zum Schutz der Wälder in<br />
Europa. AFZ, der Wald, B<strong>and</strong> 66, Heft 24, Seiten 10-13.<br />
Abstract<br />
Forested area in Europe amounts to 10.2 million km 2 or 25% of the earth. Wood reserves have increased in the last 20 years<br />
by 8.6 billion cubic meters from where a gap between the increased surface <strong>and</strong> the reserves in wood. Between 2005 <strong>and</strong><br />
2010 European forests have incorporated 870 million tons annually, a figure equal to 10% of the total gas emissions. In<br />
2009 one quarter of the control trees had thinning crown. In 1990 only 51% of the growth were exploited, a rate which in<br />
2010 reached 62%. In 578 million cubic meter round wood were collected, revenue amounted to 21.1 billion Euros.<br />
Keywords: forested area in Europe, storage capacity of CO 2 , vitality of forest ecosystems<br />
Translated by: Roxana Gabriela Munteanu<br />
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