Tallens fortsatta tillväxt i älgbetade bestånd
The Swedish Forestry Research Institute implemented an experiment which began in the year 1979 in a by moose browse damaged area in Sweden. An audit in 2014 of the moose browsing study called “Furudalsförsöket” is the underlay to the study's results. By comparing Scots pine stands development in re...
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| Format: | M1 |
| Language: | Swedish Inglés |
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SLU/School for Forest Management
2014
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| author | Dahlen, Arvid |
| author_browse | Dahlen, Arvid |
| author_facet | Dahlen, Arvid |
| author_sort | Dahlen, Arvid |
| collection | Epsilon Archive for Student Projects |
| description | The Swedish Forestry Research Institute implemented an experiment which began in the year 1979 in a by moose browse damaged area in Sweden.
An audit in 2014 of the moose browsing study called “Furudalsförsöket” is the underlay to the study's results. By comparing Scots pine stands development in relation to known damage obtained thereby gives the understanding of how browsing affects the short and long terms impacts of Scots pines quality and volume production.
The results of this year's audit reveal that the standing volumes in the undamaged and damaged areas represent a significant difference. The number and volume of the ingrown trees constitute a larger proportion of the areas that have been heavily browsed. It also proves once again that that all damage classes had a downward trend, which means that the damage is concealed with time. The damaged pines do not show any clear trends to recover in terms of growth. |
| format | M1 |
| id | RepoSLU7317 |
| institution | Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences |
| language | swe Inglés |
| publishDate | 2014 |
| publishDateSort | 2014 |
| publisher | SLU/School for Forest Management |
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| spelling | RepoSLU73172014-09-18T13:26:54Z Tallens fortsatta tillväxt i älgbetade bestånd Continued growth of Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris)in stands previously browsed by moose Dahlen, Arvid betesskador älg kostnader The Swedish Forestry Research Institute implemented an experiment which began in the year 1979 in a by moose browse damaged area in Sweden. An audit in 2014 of the moose browsing study called “Furudalsförsöket” is the underlay to the study's results. By comparing Scots pine stands development in relation to known damage obtained thereby gives the understanding of how browsing affects the short and long terms impacts of Scots pines quality and volume production. The results of this year's audit reveal that the standing volumes in the undamaged and damaged areas represent a significant difference. The number and volume of the ingrown trees constitute a larger proportion of the areas that have been heavily browsed. It also proves once again that that all damage classes had a downward trend, which means that the damage is concealed with time. The damaged pines do not show any clear trends to recover in terms of growth. SLU/School for Forest Management 2014 M1 swe eng https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/7317/ |
| spellingShingle | betesskador älg kostnader Dahlen, Arvid Tallens fortsatta tillväxt i älgbetade bestånd |
| title | Tallens fortsatta tillväxt i älgbetade bestånd |
| title_full | Tallens fortsatta tillväxt i älgbetade bestånd |
| title_fullStr | Tallens fortsatta tillväxt i älgbetade bestånd |
| title_full_unstemmed | Tallens fortsatta tillväxt i älgbetade bestånd |
| title_short | Tallens fortsatta tillväxt i älgbetade bestånd |
| title_sort | tallens fortsatta tillväxt i älgbetade bestånd |
| topic | betesskador älg kostnader |