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DRUGOTNA ZDRUŽBA NAVADNE BREZE IN ORLOVE PRAPROTI
Pteridio–Betuletum pedulae Trinajstić et Šugar 1977
Združba je nastala z degradacijo (prekomernim izkoriščanjem) potencialno naravnih gozdov asociacije Abio albae-Carpinetum betuli. V teh gozdovih so prebivalci sekali les za kurjavo in gradbeništvo ter nabirali in kosili steljo. Združba se pojavlja na rahlo razgibanem gričevju in v ravninskem svetu na nadmorskih višinah med 150 in 300 m. Količina padavin je med 1100 in 1500 mm, povprečna letna temperatura pa je med 8 in 10° C. Tla so močno izprana. Diagnostična kombinacija rastlinskih vrst Sestoji, v katerih je breza skoraj monodominantno drevo, so zelo presvetljeni. Les, ki je le skromnih dimenzij, je uporaben predvsem za kurjavo. Vegetacija se je po opustitvi tradicionalnega gospodarjenja začela razvijati v smeri potencialno naravne vegetacije gabrovega gozda. Samo s tradicionalnim gospodarstvom bi lahko ohranili te brezove gozdove, ki so za območje značilni. Po vrstni sestavi so gozdovi razmeroma skromni in z biološkega gledišča niso posebej zanimivi. Večji pa je njihov krajinski pomen. Združbo navadne breze in orlove praproti uvrščamo v zvezo Quercion roboris-petraeae. |
The secondary association Pteridio–Betuletum is a result of the degradation of potentially natural forests of the association Abio albae–Carpinetum betuli. The wood in these forests has been used for fuel and building purposes by local people, and litter has also been collected from these forests. The association occurs on hills with a gentle natural configuration and in lowlands at an altitude between 150 and 300 meters. The annual rainfall amounts to between 1,100 and 1,500 mm, and the annual average temperature is between 8 to 10o C. The soils are very leached chromic Luvisols. Diagnostic combination of plant species The stands where birch plays a nearly monodominant role are relatively well lit. The wood of modest dimensions is used mainly for fuel. The vegetation began to develop in the direction of potentially natural vegetation of the forests of the Abio albae–Carpinetum betuli after traditional farming practices had been abandoned. The birch forests that are characteristic of the area can only be preserved through traditional farming practices. These forests are relatively modest with regard to their species structure and are not of great interest from the biological point of view. They assume an important role in the appearance of the landscape. The Pteridio–Betuletum is classified in the alliance Quercion roboris–petraeae. |
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