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Summary


PHYTOCOENQLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS AND VEGETATION MAP OF THE
FACULTY FORESTS OF »LUBARDENIK« AND »OPEKE« AT LIPOVLJANI


A bibliographic survey of scientific research works performed on the
mentioned objects


On the basis of phytocoenological investigations and mapping of the forest
vegatation in the Faculty forests of »Lubardenik« and »Opeke«, the following
conclusions may be drawn:


1.
The forest of »Lubardenik« belongs prevailingly to the forest community
of Sessile Oak and Hornbeam (Querceto-Carpinetum croaticum caricetosum
pilose Horv. 1943 in areas where the Quercus roboris variant is clearly expressed,
because the share of Pedunculate Oak in this community is high.
2.
In the stands of »Lubardenik«, Beech, Pedenculate Oak, Sessile Oak and
Hornbeam grow very well. Therefore this mixture should be further
mainta´ned, observing a proper mixture proportion of individual tree species.
3.
The enclosed vegetation map 1:5000 reflects very clearly the presence and
tendencies of individual plant groupings. It is incumbent to maintain also
further these tendencies within the framework of ecological requirements,
for only in this way shall we have a healthy and stable forest community
that will be capable of yielding the highest benefits under the existing conditions
(the mentioned map will be printed separately in colour).
4.
In the forest stands of »Opeka«, the following four plant associations are
conspicuous:
a) Pedunculate Oak/Hornbeam forest (Carpino betuli-Quercetum roboris typicum
Rauš 71).
b) Pedunculate Oak forest with genista (Genisto elatae-Quercetum roboris
caricetosum remotae Horv. 38).
c) Narrow-leaved Ash forest with summer snowflake (Leucoio-Fraxinetum
angustifoliae alnetosum Glav. 59).
d) Black Alder forest with alder buckthorna (Frangulo-Alnetum glutinosae
typicum Rauš 71).


The above-mentioned communities are very clearly differentiated and may serve
as a typical example of the formation of phytocoenoses in nature.


5.
The principal species are Pedunculate Oak and Narrow-leaved Ash, while
Hornbeam, Black Alder and Field Eem are admixed species. Pedunculate
Oak should always be preserved in mixed stands.