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The aim of the research was to assess the degree of damage to spruce trees and stands and to study their growth responses to the changing environmental conditions in the Sowie Mountains (Central Sudety Mts.). To assess the degree of damage to trees, three methods based on crown characteristics were used. The types of growth responses of trees to changing environmental conditions were additionally...
Debarking of trees and foraging on the phloem is an economical problem for forestry in North America. Scientists in America investigated the feeding behavior of black bears (Ursus americanus) during the spring while this problem was only partially investigated in Poland. In the Polish Carpathians most damage occurs on coniferous trees such as fir Abies alba, larch Larix decidua and spruce Picea abies.
The paper presents the dimension of damage in fir and spruce upgrowth during light felling, carried out in predominant stand of mountain forests. The work was limited to the analysis of damage in up growth. Weak relation between the quantity of obtained wood and the dimension of damage in renovations defined to what extent the morphological build of predominant forest and trees location in the area...
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