Survey of flora in the virgin reserve "Lom"

Bucalo, Vojin; Brujić, Jugoslav; Travar, Jovan; Milanović, Ð.

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“…to 1470 m a.s.l. (Bucalo et al 2007). The main tree species (live trees per ha, diameter at 1.30 m height > 7.5 cm) in the core area are silver fir (24.9%), Norway spruce (14.1%), and European beech (60.5%), but beech is mainly in the subcanopy layer (Motta et al 2011).…”

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“…The main tree species (live trees per ha, diameter at 1.30 m height > 7.5 cm) in the core area are silver fir (24.9%), Norway spruce (14.1%), and European beech (60.5%), but beech is mainly in the subcanopy layer (Motta et al 2011). Less frequent species include sycamore maple (Acer pseudoplatanus L.) and Scots elm (Ulmus glabra Hudson) (Bucalo et al 2007). In the whole reserve browsing of the terminal shoots, fraying, and bark stripping by red deer (Cervus elaphus L.) and roe deer (Capreolus capreolus L.) are rare.…”

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Gap-phase dynamics in the old-growth forest of Lom, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Bottero¹,

Garbarino²,

Dukić³

et al. 2011

Silva Fenn.

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We investigated forest canopy gaps in the mixed beech (Fagus sylvatica L.), silver fir (Abies alba Miller), and Norway spruce (Picea abies (L.) Karst.) old-growth forest of Lom in the Dinaric Mountains of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Gap size, age, gap fraction, gapmaker characteristics and the structure and composition of gapfillers were documented to investigate gap dynamics. The percentages of forest area in canopy and expanded gaps were 19% and 41%, respectively. The median canopy gap size was 77 m 2 , and ranged from 11 to 708 m 2. Although there were many single tree-fall gaps, the majority had multiple gapmakers that were often in different stages of decay, suggesting gap expansion is important at the study site. Of the gapmakers recorded, 14% were uprooted stems, 60% snapped stems, and 26% were standing dead trees. Dendroecological analysis suggests that gap formation varied in time. The density of gapfillers was not correlated to gap size, and the species composition of gapfillers varied between seedling, sapling, and tree life stages. The results suggest that gaps are mainly formed by endogenous senescence of single canopy trees. Exogenous disturbance agents, most likely related to wind and snow, act mainly as secondary agents in breaking weakened trees and in expanding previously established gaps. Although the findings are partially consistent with other studies of gap disturbance processes in similar old-growth forests in central Europe, the observed gap dynamic places the Lom core area at the end of a gradient that ranges from forests controlled by very small-scale processes to those where large, stand replacing disturbances predominate.

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Gap-phase dynamics in the old-growth forest of Lom, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Bottero¹,

Garbarino²,

Dukić³

et al. 2011

Silva Fenn.

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“…Stoga je nalazište na vrhu Borašnice na Prenju ostalo do danas jedino poznato za područje Bosne i Hercegovine. Uz vrstu Eleocharis carniolica priložena je karta rasprostranjenja za planinu Kozaru, a u popisu referenci navodi se Bucalo et al (2006). Naime, ova biljka se u pomenutom djelu ne obrađuje i nije zastupljena na ovoj planini SZ Bosne pa su nalazišta iz kraških polja ostala do danas jedina poznata za teritoriju naše zemlje.…”

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Natura 2000 U Bosni I Hercegovini: Dokle Smo Stigli?

Milanović¹,

Ступар²,

Kulijer³

et al. 2017

GSFUBL

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IzvodRad razmatra problematiku ispunjavanja obaveza Bosne i Hercegovine u oblasti zaštite prirode na njenom evropskom putu. Naročita pažnja pridaje se analizi rezultata četiri do sada sprovedena projekta koja se tiču procesa uspostavljanja evropske ekološke mreže Natura 2000 u BiH. Na bazi svih relevantnih naučnih i stručnih podataka rad daje reviziju referentne liste vrsta sa Aneksa II Direktive o staništima i Aneksa I Direktive o pticama, kao i reviziju liste staništa sa Aneksa I Direktive o staništima, značajnih za izdvajanje budućih Natura 2000 područja na teritoriji države. Biljna vrsta Himantoglossum adriaticum Baumann, značajna za Evropsku uniju, prikazuje se kao nova za Bosnu i Hercegovinu. Predložena revidirana referentna lista vrsta broji 238 vrsta od čega 11 nije pominjano ni u jednoj dosadašnjoj referentnoj listi, a neki ranije razmatrani taksoni i stanišni tipovi su izbrisani sa liste. Na kraju, rad ustanovljava neke nedostatke prijedloga mreže Natura 2000 u BiH i daje glavne smjernice kako bi ovaj važan proces trebao biti nastavljen.

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“…La foresta appartiene all'Azienda Fo restale Pubblica Srpske šume della municipalità di Drinic. La vegetazione (Bucalo et al 2007) è rappre sentata per il 75% della superficie da Piceo-Abieti-Fa getum illyricum, per il 18% da Aceri-Fagetum subalpi num e per la restante parte da Abieti -Piceetum (Fig. 3).…”

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Structure of an old-growth stand (Reserve of Lom, Republic of Bosnia Herzegovina) and two over-mature forest stands from the Italian eastern Alps (Ludrin, TN, and Val Navarza, UD)

Motta¹,

Maunaga²,

Berretti³

et al. 2008

Forest@

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IntroduzioneLa ricerca ecologico-forestale nelle riserve forestali ha una lunga tradizione sia in Europa (Sernander 1936), sia in America settentrionale (Stallard 1929) ma solo negli ultimi decenni i ricercatori hanno ac quisito una maggiore consapevolezza dell'importan za della ricerca di lungo periodo. La raccolta di serie di dati di lungo periodo provenienti da diversi ecosi stemi e la disponibilità di mezzi di prelievo ed anali si che non erano disponibili nel passato ha recente mente portato a dei radicali cambiamenti di alcuni postulati della "saggezza tradizionale" in campo ecologico (p. es., Stevens in Oliver & Larson 1996) ri mettendo in discussione strategie di gestione e con servazione delle risorse naturali ed evidenziando la necessità di aumentare il numero delle aree di moni toraggio di lungo periodo (LTER, Long Term Ecologi cal Research), di aree sperimentali, di studi retrospet tivi e di modelli di previsione più accurati (Frelich et al. 2005, Kohm & Franklin 1997. Questo tipo di stu di, necessitando di aree indisturbate dall'uomo e di sicurezza sulla destinazione d'uso futura di queste, è preferibilmente svolto all'interno di Parchi, aree pro tette o di Riserve forestali.Forest@ 5: 100-111 (2008) 100 100 approximately 33% of living trees). The oldest trees are more than 450 years old. The stand has developed without large-scale disturbances and, ac cording to data coming from other Bosnian old-growth, appears to be highly stable. The main differences between a true old-growth (Lom) and the previously managed forests of Ludrin and Navarza are the quality and the quantity of coarse woody debris, the size of the largest trees and the age of the oldest trees. The im portance of Forest Reserves as a reference for managed forest and as a site for long-term ecological research is discussed. Keywords:Old-growth forest, Natural reserve, Forest structure, Silviculture.Received: Dec 18, 2007; Accepted: Feb 19, 2008 Citation: Motta R, Maunaga Z, Berretti R, Castagneri D, Lingua E, Meloni F, 2008. La riserva forestale di Lom (Repubblica di Bosnia Erzegovina): descrizione, caratteristiche, struttura di un popolamento vetusto e confronto con popolamenti stramaturi delle Alpi italiane . Forest@ 5: 100-111 [online: 2008-03-27] URL: http://www.sisef.it/forest@/.

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Survey of flora in the virgin reserve "Lom"

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Gap-phase dynamics in the old-growth forest of Lom, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Gap-phase dynamics in the old-growth forest of Lom, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Natura 2000 U Bosni I Hercegovini: Dokle Smo Stigli?

Structure of an old-growth stand (Reserve of Lom, Republic of Bosnia Herzegovina) and two over-mature forest stands from the Italian eastern Alps (Ludrin, TN, and Val Navarza, UD)

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