DIGITALNA ARHIVA ŠUMARSKOG LISTA
prilagođeno pretraživanje po punom tekstu




ŠUMARSKI LIST 9-10/2015 str. 17     <-- 17 -->        PDF

Krpan, A. P. B., Tomašić, Ž., Stankić, I., 2014: Istraživanja bioprodukcijskih i energetskih potencijala amorfe (Amorpha fruticosa L.), Šumarski list 138(1-2): 43–54.
Krpan, A. P. B., Tomašić, Ž., Zečić, Ž., Vuletić, D., 2015: Bioproizvodnost amorfe (Amorpha fruticosa L.) u jednogodišnjoj, dvogodišnjoj i četverogodišnjoj ophodnji, Šumarski list 139(3-4): 123–135.
Liović, B., Halambek, M., 1988: Suzbijanje bagremca (Amorpha fruticosa L.). Radovi 23(75): 141–145.
Oršanić, M., Anić, I., Drvodelić, D., 2006: Prilog poznavanju morfološko-bioloških značajki plodova i sjemena grmaste amorfe (Amorpha fruticosa L.). Glasnik za šumske pokuse, Posebno izdanje 5: 75–90.
Petračić, A., 1938: Amorpha fruticosa L. kao nov i opasan korov u posavskim šumama. Šumarski list 62(9): 623–626.
Puljak, S., 2005: Istraživanje gorivih svojstava nekomercijalnih vrsta drveća za potrebe proizvodnje topline i električne energije. Šumarski list 129(3-4): 169–175.
Spaić, I., 1957: Suzbijanje amorfe herbicidima. Šumarski list 81(5-6): 216–222.
Summary
Research was conducted in the area of UŠP Vinkovci, Forest office Otok, management unit „Slavir“, on five sample plots (figure 3-6).
In winter, felling of all indigobush plants on selected plots was done and their mass was determined. Samples for gravimetric moisture content determination and stereometric volume determination were taken. Density of fresh samples was calculated. Same method was applied for oak and ash young plants on extra sample plot.
On the same plots samples for vegetation period moisture content determination were taken in summer.
Average moisture content (figure 9) of 30.25% in wintertime (W) and 48.38% in sumertime (S) was determined. Based on the mass of all plants, average moisture content and size of each sample plot production of dry matter was calculated. Mass of dry matter (figure 11) ranges from 3.08 t/ha to 6.96 t/ha with exception of sample plot with older, multiannual plants that had a 16.82 t/ha dry mass production. Average density (figure 10) of fresh indigobush samples was 0.80 g/cm3.
For comparison, average moisture content of oak and ash young plant was 40.64% in wintertime and 51.51% in summertime. Biomass production was 5.46 t/ha. Average density of fresh oak and ash samples was 1.09 g/cm3.
KEY WORDS: indigobush, biomass, production, moisture content, dry mass, density