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Summary
Exploring the impact of pests E. chrysorrhoea L. was carried out in the area of Forest Office Travnik, Novi Travnik and Kreševo.
It was monitored population of E. chrysorrhoea L. by applying repressive measures which included the application of traps and pheromone. For the purposes of this study were used traps WitaTrap Delta PQ and pheromone Chrysowit. Monitoring populations of E. chrysorrhoea L. is analyzed in the 2014 and 2015 year, with the two measurements.
Based on the conducted field research led to the following conclusions:
– More adverse factors (abiotic and biotic nature) affects the decline of trees in natural stands of beech and oak;
– The most significant harmful biotic factor in forests of central Bosnia is pest E. chrysorrhoea L.;
– The number of caught individuals of Browntail Moth in Forest Office N. Travnik in 2014 year was higher than in the year 2015 for the 6,35 times;