Systemic silviculture - DNA Cascais

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The aims of <strong>silviculture</strong> are: 1. maintaining the forest system in balance with the environment; 2. conserving and increasing biodiversity, and in more general terms, the system’s complexity; 3. achieving congruency of the management activities with the other systems with which the forest interacts.
The limits of <strong>silviculture</strong> are defined by the criteria applicable to the use of renewable resources. According to these criteria, the utilization and harvesting of products: 1. should not exceed the rate at which the forest resource regenerates; 2. should not affect the system’s evolutionary potential; 3. should not reduce biodiversity.
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Page 7 and 8: Classic silviculture, linear and in
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Page 13 and 14: Silviculture on ecological bases Si
Page 15 and 16: Close-to-nature silviculture Close
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Page 21: Silviculture is the study, cultivat
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Page 27 and 28: The algorithmic concept of systemic
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