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Conversion Possibilities of Oak (Quercus sp. L.) Coppices into High Forests in Bartin, Turkey

Bartın Yöresi Meşe (Quercus sp. L.) Baltalıklarının Koruya Dönüştürülme Olanaklarının Araştırılması

Ali Durkaya
Birsen Durkaya
Mehmet Çetin
Pages
51–59
Publication Date
2009-04-24
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High forest and coppice investment alternatives have been compared in the aspect of wood production abilities and discounted net values they provide and their effectiveness have been stated.

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Objective & Hypothesis:In this study the possibilities of converting Bartın-region oak coppices (Quercus sp.L) into high forests.
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Key Findings & Data:The study has been performed in 50 sample plots and in addition to the data obtained from sample plots stem analysis values of 30 oaks have been inspected.
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Conclusion & Impact:High forest and coppice investment alternatives have been compared in the aspect of wood production abilities and discounted net values they provide and their effectiveness have been stated.
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📍Scope:50 sample
⚙️Variables:Meşe · baltalık · koru

Abstract

In this study the possibilities of converting Bartın-region oak coppices (Quercus sp.L) into high forests. The study has been performed in 50 sample plots and in addition to the data obtained from sample plots stem analysis values of 30 oaks have been inspected. The development of volume and volume components of oak in single tree has been determined by using stem analysis values of sample trees. The data obtained from sample plots have been utilized to examine the development of stand volume and volume components with respect to time. By the help of the amount of product types, product amounts from stand have been calculated according to various rotation length alternatives. Present Net Values have been calculated by using income and expenditure data. High forest and coppice investment alternatives have been compared in the aspect of wood production abilities and discounted net values they provide and their effectiveness have been stated.

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Bartın yöresindeki Meşe (Quercus sp.L.) baltalıklarının koruya dönüştürülebilme olanakları araştırılmıştır.

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Durkaya, A., Durkaya, B., Çetin, M. (2009). Conversion Possibilities of Oak (Quercus sp. L.) Coppices into High Forests in Bartin, Turkey. Bartın Orman Fakültesi Dergisi, Cilt: 11 Sayı: 15, 51–59. https://ajindex.com/articles/1095454

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