CHARACTERISTICS OF FIELD MAPLE STANDS FROM THE MOLDAVIAN PLAIN (ROMANIA) | Zendy

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CHARACTERISTICS OF FIELD MAPLE STANDS FROM THE MOLDAVIAN PLAIN (ROMANIA)

Author(s) -

DIANA VASILE,

RALUCA ENESCU,

LUCIAN DINCĂ

Publication year - 2020

Publication title -

annals of the university of craiova - agriculture montanology cadastre series

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

ISSN - 1841-8317

DOI - 10.52846/aamc.2021.02.17

Subject(s) - maple , understory , altitude (triangle) , genus , crown (dentistry) , forestry , geography , aceraceae , ecology , botany , biology , mathematics , canopy , geometry , medicine , dentistry

Acer genus comprises approx. 120 species, mostly trees and rarely shrubs. There are several species of this genus in Romania (8), both forest and ornamental. Acer campestre is a tree of the third size and a species of understory. The present study was conducted on field maple stands from the Moldavian Plain, Romania. A series of characteristics were studied, namely: altitude, slope, stand age, crown density, increments and stand volume. The area occupied by field maple in the Moldavian Plain is of 666.4 ha. The maximum altitude at which the studied species is found is 525 m.

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