Beech forests:
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Format: | Buch |
Sprache: | English |
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Dordrecht [u.a.]
Kluwer
1997
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Schriftenreihe: | Geobotany
24 |
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Online-Zugang: | Inhaltsverzeichnis |
Beschreibung: | XII, 169 S. Ill., graph. Darst., Kt. |
ISBN: | 0792344855 |
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CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION..................................................................................................................................................1
1.1 BEECH.................................................................................................................................................................1
1.2 Aim and scope..................................................................................................................................................3
Appendix 1 -Nomenclature................................................................................................................................5
Appendix 2 - Sampled beech forests and data collection............................................................................5
Selection of sampled beech forests......................................................................................................................5
Characteristics of the sampled beech forests......................................................................................................6
Selection of sampled plots...................................................................................................................................8
Structure..............................................................................................................................................................8
Tree-ring chronologies........................................................................................................................................8
USE AND MANAGEMENT...............................................................................................................................10
2.1 Introduction.................................................................................................................................................10
2.2 History of beech use and management in Europe...................................................................................10
2.3 Management practices in Europe..............................................................................................................13
2.4 Beech use in Japan and North America.....................................................................................................15
2.5 Sustainable forestry..................................................................................................................................17
2.6 Conclusions...................................................................................................................................................18
HISTORY: SPREAD AND SPECIATION........................................................................................................20
3.1 Introduction.................................................................................................................................................20
3.2 Origin of the genus Fagus...........................................................................................................................20
3.3 Arcto-Tertiary Geoflora and Tertiary development.........................................................................22
3.4 quarternary development: retreat and expansion..............................................................................25
3.5 Taxonomy and present ranges...................................................................................................................30
3.6 Conclusions...................................................................................................................................................35
THE ENVIRONMENT OF FAGUS SPECIES: CLIMATE AND SOIL........................................................37
4.1 Introduction.................................................................................................................................................37
4.2 Important climatic factors.......................................................................................................................37
Temperature......................................................................................................................................................37
Moisture............................................................................................................................................................40
Climatic hazards................................................................................................................................................42
4.3 thermal and moisture ranges of beech species......................................................................................47
4.4 beech range and climatic zones................................................................................................................51
4.5 Soils................................................................................................................................................................53
4.6 Conclusions...................................................................................................................................................57
GROWTH AND FORM: BEECH VERSUS OTHER DOMINANT TREE SPECIES..................................58
5.1 introduction.................................................................................................................................................58
5.2 phases in tree development........................................................................................................................59
5.3 Growth: shade tolerance...........................................................................................................................62
5.4 Growth: stem diameter...............................................................................................................................65
Abiotic factors...................................................................................................................................................65
Biotic factors.....................................................................................................................................................66
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5.5 tree-ring chronologies - examples..........................................................................................................67
5.6 form: size.......................................................................................................................................................70
5.7 size parameters of dominant trees - examples.......................................................................................71
5.8 form and stand history..............................................................................................................................76
5.9 form: architecture......................................................................................................................................77
5.10 Form: multi-stemmed beeches..................................................................................................................83
5.11 Conclusions and summary........................................................................................................................87
BEECH FORESTS: WOODY SPECIES COMPOSITION, POPULATIONS, SPATIAL ASPECTS.........89
6.1 introduction.................................................................................................................................................89
6.2 species composition and beech forest types............................................................................................89
6.3 woody species composition - examples...................................................................................................106
6.4 tree populations.........................................................................................................................................110
6.5 Tree populations - examples.....................................................................................................................112
6.6 spatial aspects of beech forests.............................................................................................................116
6.7 Spatial aspects - examples........................................................................................................................120
Vertical structure ofeco-units.........................................................................................................................120
Horizontal structure of forest mosaics............................................................................................................126
6.8 CONCLUSION AND SUMMARY..........................................................................................................................130
CANOPY-DYNAMICS IN BEECH FORESTS..............................................................................................131
7.1 Introduction...............................................................................................................................................131
7.2 Canopy dynamics........................................................................................................................................132
Tree characteristics.........................................................................................................................................132
Forest structure...............................................................................................................................................133
Biotic factors that affect the forest canopy......................................................................................................133
Abiotic factors that affect the forest canopy....................................................................................................133
7.3 BEECH RESPONSE TO CANOPY DYNAMICS: TREE-RING WIDTH.........................................................................138
7.4 GROWTH-RATE INCREASE INDEX: AN INDEX FOR CANOPY DYNAMICS............................................................139
7.5 GROWTH-RATE INCREASE INDEX - EXAMPLES................................................................................................140
Factors affecting the growth-rate increase index............................................................................................140
Growth-rate increase parameters...................................................................................................................144
Cumulative distribution ofGIA.......................................................................................................................144
7.6 THE LOCAL STORM FREQUENCY AND INTENSITY IN RELATION TO CANOPY DYNAMICS...................................146
7.7 The local storm frequency and intensity in relation to GIA - examples.......................................146
7.8 canopy dynamics and overstory species diversity..............................................................................147
7.9 Canopy dynamics and overstory species diversity - examples.........................................................148
7.10 Conclusion and summary........................................................................................................................150
SYNTHESIS AND CONCLUSION..................................................................................................................151
8.1 beech forests past....................................................................................................................................151
8.2 Future in unmanipulated stands.............................................................................................................152
8.3 Sustainable use...........................................................................................................................................154
REFERENCES...................................................................................................................................................155
INDEX.................................................................................................................................................................165
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