Vol. 62 No. 1 (2007):
Articles

Sardinian experiences on post-fire evaluating and managing of forest areas. A case study

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  • Michele Puxeddu,
  • Giuseppe Delogu
Michele Puxeddu
Corpo Forestale e di V.A. – Servizio Coordinamento Controllo degli Interventi e dell’ Antincendio, via Biasi, 7 Cagliari.
Giuseppe Delogu
Corpo Forestale e di V.A. – Servizio Coordinamento Controllo degli Interventi e dell’ Antincendio, via Biasi, 7 Cagliari.

Published 2007-02-09

Keywords

  • coppice stands damaged by fire,
  • not immediate harvesting,
  • stem number,
  • postfire regeneration,
  • Quercus ilex L

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Abstract

Harvesting of dead standing trees, in Quercus ilex coppice stands damaged by fire, does not seem a guarantee for the best post-fire regeneration, expressed by the stem number per m2. The study case report not significant differences in the density of regeneration and that the not immediate harvesting of damaged tree.
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