2008
DOI: 10.1016/j.foreco.2007.07.012
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A spatial distribution model of cork oak (Quercus suber) in southwestern Spain: A suitable tool for reforestation

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“…Palma et al (2015) showed that adaptation of forest management by optimizing cork extraction schedule, reducing debarking surface, and increasing tree density could increase cork productivity under future climate change. However, given the heterogeneity of cork oak forests, the promotion of long term sustainable management practices and proactive measures based on afforestation efforts aimed at maintaining biodiversity and ecosystem services should be assessed at local or regional scale (Berrahmouni et al 2009;Hidalgo et al 2008). The change in climate not only affects cork oaks, but also many of the pathogens of cork oak, and the interaction of these pathogens with their host.…”
Section: Impact Of Climate Change On Cork Oak Forestsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Palma et al (2015) showed that adaptation of forest management by optimizing cork extraction schedule, reducing debarking surface, and increasing tree density could increase cork productivity under future climate change. However, given the heterogeneity of cork oak forests, the promotion of long term sustainable management practices and proactive measures based on afforestation efforts aimed at maintaining biodiversity and ecosystem services should be assessed at local or regional scale (Berrahmouni et al 2009;Hidalgo et al 2008). The change in climate not only affects cork oaks, but also many of the pathogens of cork oak, and the interaction of these pathogens with their host.…”
Section: Impact Of Climate Change On Cork Oak Forestsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Includes all valid legal taxes. Tables 4 and 5 location of cork oak stands, since the relationship of local edafoclimatic variables and tree productivity has been demonstrated on several occasions (Hidalgo et al, 2008;Lacambra et al, 2010;Paulo et al, 2015). When looking at the relationship between the curves, the ones denoting high and medium site indices are nearly parallel in all the graphics, indicating that for stands located in good sites the site index does not have a strong impact on the definition of the CDR that maximizes EAA.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…The ecological niche modeling allows the extrapolation of this information to a geographical plan, being a tool of great practical value for many goals and decision support. This may be particularly important when choosing the right species for reforestation plans and to guarantee environmental suitability (HIDALGO et al, 2008;COELHO et al, 2016). This strategy may increase the success and feasibility of reforestation.…”
Section: Ecological Niche Predicted Mapsmentioning
confidence: 99%