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COST Action E 52 - vTI - Bund.de

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29.9% of Georgian oak is distributed over an area of 19,08 ha and accounts for 24.5% of the forest<br />

resource with 2,381,310 m3 .<br />

In the southern part of the country the data for the species are as follows: oriental beech – 12.2% of<br />

the forest with an area of 11,611 ha and a volume representing 11.5% of the total and amounting to<br />

2,366,404 m3 while Georgian oak accounts for 62.8% of the area or 40,033 ha and representing 63.3%<br />

of the volume which is equivalent to 510,513 m3 .<br />

Experience shows that in Armenia oriental beech prefer to grow on the northern parts of the country<br />

while Georgian oak grows better in the southern part of the country.<br />

The above data show the differences between oriental beech and Georgian oak forests, due to<br />

ecological needs, altitu<strong>de</strong> and humidity preferences.<br />

In the northern areas of the country where oriental beech prefer to grow, the mountains are higher<br />

than in the southern parts of the country, where mountains are much lower and where Georgian oak<br />

prefers to grow.<br />

Table 2: The change of resource in<strong>de</strong>xes of oriental beech and Georgian oak according to sea level height and<br />

scope diclivity level<br />

The dominating<br />

tree species<br />

Oriental beech<br />

Georgian oak<br />

30<br />

The<br />

level of<br />

scope<br />

<strong>de</strong>clivity<br />

Up to<br />

800<br />

meters<br />

800-1,200<br />

1,200-<br />

1,600<br />

The sea level height [m]<br />

1,600-<br />

1,800<br />

1,800-<br />

2,000<br />

2,000<br />

and<br />

higher<br />

Total<br />

1 ha average<br />

resource (m)<br />

Up to 10 1,200 47,190 76,050 10,900 1,560 136,900 139.0<br />

11-20 1,710 339,500 1,455,740 433,650 62,800 3,600 2,297,000 183.0<br />

21-30 10,790 1,499,800 7,454,970 2,990,000 1,205,000 35,420 12,111,480 215.4<br />

31-40 12,100 827,500 1,560,470 1,277,000 328,800 20,950 5,111,320 233.0<br />

41 and<br />

higher<br />

2,920 165,490 511,060 158,610 29,370 <strong>52</strong>0 867,970 217.8<br />

Total<br />

1 ha,<br />

28,720 2,879,480 11,058,290 4,870,060 1,627,530 60,490 20,<strong>52</strong>4,670 216.4<br />

average<br />

resource<br />

(m3 )<br />

185.0 212.1 220.6 217.1 197.5 166.1 216.4<br />

Up to 10 2,270 27,900 40,690 12,680 1,450 91,290 107.7<br />

11-20 4,440 186,500 395,290 236,500 13,800 910 1,223,470 127.3<br />

21-30 20,740 802,960 2,635,120 1,075,<strong>52</strong>0 5<strong>52</strong>,620 48,000 4,642,430 128.4<br />

31-40 9,490 428,000 769,860 400,500 148,000 10,810 1,866,340 123.5<br />

41 and<br />

higher<br />

2,250 70,280 136,890 31,380 2,630 243,430 117.5<br />

Total<br />

1 ha,<br />

39,190 1,515,640 3,977,850 1,756,580 718,500 59,720 8,066,960 126.5<br />

average<br />

resource<br />

(m3 )<br />

80.2 114.3 135.2 128.3 118.7 69.0 126.5

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