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Irrigating Cork Oaks Trees – First Insights on Growth and Stripping
Dinis, C; Camilo-Alves, C; Vaz, M; Mota Barroso, J; Ribeiro, NACork oak (Quercus suber L.) trees have a high environmental value already well documented in the literature. Also, its socio-economical value is recognized due to their ability to produce cork, which is renewable every 9 years. However, high cork oak mortality rates are being observed since last decades in all Mediterranean basis. The lack of regeneration and well-structured forest stands with trees of differen...
Cork oak Transplant: A new reality?
Dinis, C; Valverde, P; Camilo-Alves, C; Ribeiro, NA; Vaz, MCork oak tree (Quercus suber L.), in Portugal, is considered the national tree and have special demands and legal protection when dealing with silviculture management (pruning, debarking, thinning). Being a species of slow growth, cork oak transplanting procedures can be a valuable asset either from the economic or ecological rationales to relocate trees, re-populate areas affected by high tree mortality, incre...
Inventário mortalidade da Azinheira sobre fotografia aérea digital 2004/2006.
Ribeiro, NA; Surový, P; Camilo-Alves, C; Dias, SInventário NAcional da Mortalidade da Azinheira fotografia aérea digital 2004/2006.
Cork oak transplant: A new reality? A Physiological Approach to maximize sucess...
Dinis, C; Valverde, P; Camilo-Alves, C; Ribeiro, N A; Vaz, MCork oak tree (Quercus suber L.), in Portugal, is considered the national tree and have special demands and legal protection when dealing with silviculture management (pruning, debarking, thinning). Being a species of slow growth, cork oak transplanting procedures can be a valuable asset either from the economic or ecological rationales to relocate trees, re-populate areas affected by high tree mortality, incre...