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list. 1953. str. 11—17.
SUMMARY
Comparative investigations on the thriving of Aleppo Pine (Pinus halepensis
Mill.) plantatinas established on calcareous and Flysch parent materials
within the natural range
Planiatings of Alleppo Pine in the Adriatic region are to be found on limestone
and Flysch sites. But as there were no authentic data on the effects of
parent rock on the thriving of the aforementioned Pine, the author investigated
within the scope of his master's thesis the growith and increment in the plantation
»Vranjica« (calcareous parent material) and the plantation »Jadrinje«
(Flysch parent material). At the moment of field work (1971) the plantations
were 18 years old, and up to that age (the Aleppo Pine on Flysch parent material
exhibited a considerably higher growth and increment than on calcareous parent
material.
In the investigated stands the growing-stock volume on Flysch parent material
amounted to 77.9 m 3 /ha, on calcareous parent material amounted to only
23.7 mVha. It is interesting to add that Aleppo Pine on calcareous parent material
showed up to the 10 th year of age a higher height increment than on Flysch
parent material, but after that year the intensity of accretion in height changed
in favour of Flysch parent material. However, the diameter increment during
all these 18 years has been higher on Flysch than on calcareous parent material.
The author also estaflished that the share of bark on calcareous parent material
amounted to 24,07"/», whereas on Flysch to only 19.68 % of the volume of unbarked
tree.
Ovaj prikaz je rezime Ante TOMAŠEVIĆ,
magistarskog rada dovršenog dipl. ing. šum.,
1974. godine na Šumarskom asistent u Zavodu za uzgajanje
fakultetu Sveučilišta u Zagrebu šuma Šumarskog fakulteta
u Zagrebu,
Šimunska cesta br. 25.
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