Evaluation of the combating against chestnut blight (Cryphonectria parasitica) in terms of silviculture: The sample of Kütahya Simav
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Abstract
The objective of this study was to determine the factors
causing the deterioration of the stand structures of chestnut forests in
Kütahya-Simav and to reveal the relation
between these factors and chestnut diseases. Chestnut forests in Kütahya Simav
were chosen as research area in this study. The damages given to forests in the
result of the combating against chestnut blight, Cryphonectria parasitica, and
harvest of chestnut fruit were investigated in terms of silvicultural
treatments. Three different sample plots were chosen from the research area. In
each sample plot, the diameters, diseases and grafting status (exist or not) of
the trees were determined. Stand structures of these forests were also
investigated. As a result of the study, the disease state of the chestnut
individuals in the sample areas was determined. It was found that on average
11% were completely dry, 6% were partially dry, and 46% were cancerous but
capable of survival. Also, effectiveness in the combating against chestnut
blight of silvicultural treatments was investigated. In the result of
unconscious interventions made by the local people (grafting, harvesting, etc.)
have observed that stand structure of chestnut forests are corrupted and
disease increase.
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| Authors | Turna, İbrahim ;Sertkaya, Mustafa Gökhan ;Atar, Fahrettin ; |
| Journal | turkish journal of forestry |
| Year | 2017 |
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