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ŠUMARSKI LIST 5-6/1971 str. 27 <-- 27 --> PDF |
class IV Emrović´s tarif No 10 (or Algan´s No 17), etc. Naturally, this is valid for the management unit »Josip Kozarac«. In other forests it may be different, especially when there is a question of different site classes in individual age classes. The present experiment tells us that in Oak stands with increasing age from 1 to 80 years the number of the Emrović´s tarif changes from 1 to 10 (or Algan´s from 8 to 17). After the age of 80, i. e. when increasing the age from 81 to 140 years, Emrović´s tarif changes from 11 to 12 (or Algan´s from 17 to 19). For the purpose of completeness I should say right away that changing the tarif for a degree will not affect significantly the increment magnitude, because the increment is a derivation of the tarif line. We present in Tab. 2 the data concerning the derivation of Algan´s tarifs No 17 and 18. In this Table the single figures designate the volume increment of the mean tree which corresponds to a diameter increment of 1 cm. From this Table it is visible that the volume increments differ from one to another in the second or the third decimal. Table 2. Diameter sub-class Derivation of No 17 the Algan tarif No 18 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 85 90 95 100 0.0268 0.0477 0.0625 0.0804 0.0982 0.1161 0.1339 0.1518 0.1697 0.1875 0.2054 0.2232 0.2411 0.2589 0.2763 0.2947 0.3125 0.3303 0.0279 0.0463 0.0650 0.0836 0.1022 0.1207 0.1392 0.1578 0.1764 0.1950 0.2136 0.2322 0.2507 0.2693 0.2878 0.3064 0.3250 0.3436 The mentioned experiment has a practical usefulness also when choosing the »Increment percent tables«, which were published in Šumarski List (Zagreb 1954), and in my book »Growth and increment of forest tree species« (Zagreb 1963). In the first four age classes of Oak stands we should take into account the height increment, and to apply accordingly take into account the height increment, and to apply accordingly the following formula for the increment percent: 1000 1 D —5 T In the remaining age classes it is allowed to disregard the height increment, and the following formula can be applied: 1000 1 P = . — D T |