Trees response to selective thinning and pruning in Sudanian woodland zone
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Introduction Managing the degradation and loss of Sudanian woodlands to ensure sustainable use for mainly firewood, poles, timber is receiving increasing attention, it requires tailored strategies improve stand productivity. This study determined: (i) tree response (density, recruitment, height growth) selective stem thinning branch pruning; (ii) species that are most affected by pruning in woodland Benin. Methods Three homogeneous vegetation units 80 m × each were identified, representing three stages development (WDS): early young WDS 3 3–5 years old, respectively, advanced mature secondary 6–9 old. random blocks 20 each, subdivided into four 10 treatment plots, delineated per unit. Each these plots was randomly assigned a (T): T1—no no T2—30% thinning; T3—60% T4—100% thinning. Branch applied all remaining stems T2 T3. Tree species, abundance individuals = 1 recorded every 6 months 2015 2016. Results discussion Thinning intensity significantly influence density both 2 with 30% showing best (3355.56 ± 250.19 stems/ha 3255.56 772.68 stems/ha, respectively). However, more recruitment observed without (883.33 212.13 stems/ha), (383.33 164.99 stems/ha). There significant increase growth an intensity. The two Terminalia avicennioides Pteleopsis suberosa average after 105.5 1.05 mm (for stage 3), 61.75 0.67 60% respectively. Overall, moderate (30%) at severe resulted recruitment.
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عنوان ژورنال: Frontiers in forests and global change
سال: 2023
ISSN: ['2624-893X']
DOI: https://doi.org/10.3389/ffgc.2023.1108323