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Analýza přirozené obnovy modřínu opadavého na ŠP Valšovice
Hábová, Linda
The aim of this work is to evaluate the state and to analyse the potential of the natural regeneration of European larch (Larix decidua Mill.) in LHC ŠP Valšovice. The research was carried out in 1st age group stands and consisted of two parts – inventory and detailed survey. During the inventory the percentage of larch in stands was assessed. During the detailed survey the density of larch renewal, its height and height increase were analysed on 2 research areas. The results have shown that larch grows in stands only when having enough light and space. In analysed stands larch grows most often in mixture with beech and spruce. The mixture of spruce and larch is not suitable, although it has proven to be more productive based on a detailed survey. Larch grew in a total of 60,58 % of studied stands, in 39,42 % did not.
Analýza stavu a vývoje obnovy lesa na ŠP Valšovice
Fiedor, Jaroslav
The work is devoted to the evaluation of the status and trends of the SP Valšovice. The forest regeneration was evaluated according to the economic records and field research. On the base of the LHO there have been, for the last 10 years, researched: the state and development of tree species, the proportion of trees in the regeneration, the increase of game damages to forests, the development of costs of protecting cultures and particularities of the extreme locations. In the ŠP Valšovice, the most represented tree species is beech (38%), followed by spruce (28%) and larch, which represents 15% of the LHC area. There is a significant decline in the representation of spruce in ten years, which is almost 5%. For the regeneration, the most applied is beech (59%), followed by spruce (20%), oak (11%) and fir (6%). The share of natural regeneration is, on average 16.9%. As for the particular tree species, larch is naturally regenerated (100%), and beech (22%). Conversely JD is regenerated only artificially. The major problem in reforestation represents the restoration of beech to calamity clearings and damages caused by game. In the case of calamity clearings, beech is replaced by other trees, especially oak. Damages caused by game are solved by increasing the surface treated with paint, building better fences at a rather smaller area and increasing hunting based on authorization from the competent government authority. Crops with good conditions for natural recovery, it is necessary to plan regeneration mining for seminal year. For the incidental mining, I recommend to favor group selection.

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