1968
DOI: 10.1002/fedr.19680770204
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Zur systematischen und räumlichen Gliederung des Carpinion in Mittelthüringen

Abstract: Im mittelthüringischen Trias‐Hügelland ist das Galio‐Carpinetum außerhalb der niederschlagsreicheren Buchengebiete als zonale Waldgesellschaft verbreitet. Das subatlantische Stellario‐Carpinetum konnte nicht nachgewiesen werden. Die verschiedenen Subassoziationen und Varianten werden in einer Tabelle dargestellt und im Text beschrieben. Sie sind weitgehend an bestimmte geologisch‐edaphische Voraussetzungen gebunden. Die Untereinheiten sind zum Teil auch in der Holzartenzusammensetzung auffällig unterschieden. … Show more

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“…In the Hainich, there is a trend of higher clay content in the soil of stands with a more diverse tree layer (Guckland et al, unpublished data). Besides silvicultural conditions, heightened clay content in soils is crucial for the prominence of T. cordata and the decline of F. sylvatica (Schlu ¨ter, 1968. Heavy, poorly aerated clay soil promotes T. cordata (Schlu ¨ter, 1968), while F. sylvatica frequently withdraws due to its avoidance of temporary waterlogged sites .…”
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“…In the Hainich, there is a trend of higher clay content in the soil of stands with a more diverse tree layer (Guckland et al, unpublished data). Besides silvicultural conditions, heightened clay content in soils is crucial for the prominence of T. cordata and the decline of F. sylvatica (Schlu ¨ter, 1968. Heavy, poorly aerated clay soil promotes T. cordata (Schlu ¨ter, 1968), while F. sylvatica frequently withdraws due to its avoidance of temporary waterlogged sites .…”
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