The management of snags: A comparison in managed and unmanaged ancient forests of the Southern French Alps

作者: Damien Marage , Guy Lemperiere

DOI: 10.1051/FOREST:2005005

关键词: BiodiversityForestryTaigaGeographySnagOld-growth forestCoarse woody debrisContext (language use)Temperate climateAbies alba

摘要: Dead wood is an important structure for conservation purposes and maintaining biodiversity. In this context, snags were studied under different conditions in silver fir ancient forests of the southern French Alps. The impact management status developmental phases estimated on both quantity quality material. SDT volume averaged 64.6 +/- 19.8 m(3) B ha(-1) 15.8 6.0 unmanaged managed forests, respectively. varied according to point silvicultural cycle silvigenesis ranging from 4.3 3.4 early aggradation phase 202.3 48.6 degradation forest. Large significantly belonged forests. Our research showed that density was mainly governed by natural processes. An average 9 large per ha has been proposed preserve ecological

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