Different Post-Culture Dynamics in Abandoned Chestnut Orchards. Conedera, M., Stanga, P., Oester, B., & Bachmann, P. 76(3):487–492.
Paper abstract bibtex Humans spread the sweet chestnut (Castanea sativa Miller) in Europe, thereby masking the original range of the species. They cultivated it as a monoculture in mainly two management regimes: coppice and orchard. In the absence of management the chestnut stands tend to be invaded by other tree species, giving way to post-cultural evolutionary dynamics. Comparison of aerial photographs from 1959/60 and 1995 indicates a clear general trend toward mixed and shaded forests and the existence of different evolutionary patterns of orchard and coppice stands.
@article{conederaDifferentPostcultureDynamics2001,
title = {Different Post-Culture Dynamics in Abandoned Chestnut Orchards},
author = {Conedera, M. and Stanga, P. and Oester, B. and Bachmann, P.},
date = {2001},
journaltitle = {Forest, Snow and Landscape Research},
volume = {76},
pages = {487--492},
url = {http://www.wsl.ch/dienstleistungen/publikationen/pdf/4890.pdf},
abstract = {Humans spread the sweet chestnut (Castanea sativa Miller) in Europe, thereby masking the original range of the species. They cultivated it as a monoculture in mainly two management regimes: coppice and orchard. In the absence of management the chestnut stands tend to be invaded by other tree species, giving way to post-cultural evolutionary dynamics. Comparison of aerial photographs from 1959/60 and 1995 indicates a clear general trend toward mixed and shaded forests and the existence of different evolutionary patterns of orchard and coppice stands.},
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number = {3}
}
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