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| Forest office – basic organizational unit of forestry
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| Krunoslav Sever, Filip Milaković, Antonia Vukmirović | UDKps://doi.org/10.31298/sl.149.7-8.1 |
| Impact of drought on photosynthetic pigments in leaves of common beech and sessile oak, as well as on return calibration of chlorophyll meter MC-100
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| Matej Knezičić, Toni Spitz, Ivan Juraj Čehulić, Karlo Bukal, Kristijan Tomljanović | UDKps://doi.org/10.31298/sl.149.7-8.2 |
| Ornithofauna in the first age class of the pedunculate oak forest in Central Posavina
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The first age class of even-aged managed forests, which includes stands up to 20 years old, shows significant differences in habitat conditions compared to older age classes, making it a suitable habitat for certain bird species. To assess the suitability of these habitats, a study of the ornithofauna was conducted in the first age class of pedunculate oak forest within Opeke Forest Management Unit, which is a part of the lowland forest complex of Lonjsko Polje. Monitoring was carried out using a combination of visual and audio identification methods alongside camera traps. The study was conducted from April to June 2023. The monitoring confirmed the presence of 19 bird species, two of which (collared flycatcher and red-backed shrike) are listed in Annex I of the Birds Directive. During the monitoring, a common buzzard was observed flying over the area, and it regularly perched on the edge trees of nearby stands, observing the surface of the study area. The presence of great spotted woodpecker throughout the study suggests that young pedunculate oak stands may meet some of its habitat requirements. Forest edge bird species, such as the red-backed shrike, are among the most threatened bird groups in Europe, with suitable habitats decreasing due to intensified agricultural activities. The occurrence of the red-backed shrike indicates the potential of young forest stands as alternative habitats for these bird species. The presence of these species in the first age class stand suggests that forest regeneration through shelterwood cutting can create partially suitable habitats for these species. Floodplain forest ecosystems like Lonjsko Polje cannot fully replace the primary habitats of these species. However, certain endangered species were found to use the first age class as their habitat. During the planning of management activities, it would be advisable to avoid sensitive stages for bird development. This study highlights the importance of understanding and preserving the ornithofauna in young pedunculate oak stands. Expanding knowledge about these ecosystems could contribute to the development of more effective forest management guidelines that support biodiversity and the conservation of endangered species.
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| Marina Škunca, Sanela Damjanović, Oleg Antonić | UDKps://doi.org/10.31298/sl.149.7-8.3 |
| Presence of invasive alien vascular plant species in the selected Natura 2000 sites in Croatia
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| Antonio Vidaković, Marijan Vuković, Ana Vuković, Matija Magdić, Valentina Gašparović, Igor Poljak | UDKps://doi.org/10.31298/sl.149.7-8.4 |
| Evaluation of fruit and leaf morphological variability in bearberry (Arctostaphylos uva-ursi (L.) Spreng.) Dinaric Alps populations
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| Dejan B. Stojanović, Tom Levanič, Srđan Stojić, Bratislav Matović, Lazar Pavlović, Vladimir Višicki, Bojan Tubić, Marko Marinković, Saša Orlović | UDKps://doi.org/10.31298/sl.149.7-8.5 |
| Combining satellite time-series and tree growth data of Pedunculate oak, Turkey oak, European beech and Scots pine
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| Ivan Martinić, Anđela Antičević, Lara Zgrablić | UDKps://doi.org/10.31298/sl.149.7-8.6 |
| The forest pedagogy programs in Croatia – evaluation approach and findings
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