A Recovery Method of Ledum-Xing'an Larch Forest Burned in Cold Temperate Zone
A technology for burning burned areas and restoration methods, applied in the fields of land preparation methods, botanical equipment and methods, gardening, etc., can solve problems such as the inability to meet the construction of ecological restoration projects for large-scale burned areas, the lack of post-fire restoration modes and technologies, and achieve savings. The effect of manpower, promoting positive succession, and restoring original functions
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[0070] Examples of Restoration of Provenance Available in Mild / Moderate Burned Areas
[0071] The implementation location of this embodiment is the Songling Forestry Bureau, and the implementation year is 2011.
[0072] (1) Investigation of burnt areas:
[0073] To determine the exact time a bushfire occurred:
[0074] By searching the forest fire files, it was determined that the exact time of the forest fire was June 2006;
[0075] Determining the level of damage to the burnt area:
[0076] 18% of the damaged standing trees belong to the slightly damaged fire-stricken land;
[0077] Determine pre-fire stand conditions:
[0078] Through the search of historical archives and the investigation of larch remaining in the burned area, it was found that the forest before the fire was divided into mature forests, and the average diameter of the mother tree of larch was 22cm, and a large number of fruit had begun;
[0079] Judging whether the mother larch trees on the burned lan...
Embodiment 2
[0112] Examples of recovery by manual seeding where provenance cannot be provided in light / moderately burned areas
[0113] The implementation location of this embodiment is the Songling Forestry Bureau, and the implementation year is 2011.
[0114] (1) Investigation of burnt areas:
[0115] To determine the exact time a bushfire occurred:
[0116] By searching the forest fire files, it was determined that the exact time of the forest fire was June 2006;
[0117] Determining the level of damage to the burnt area:
[0118] 19% of the damaged standing trees belong to the slightly damaged fire-stricken land;
[0119] Determine pre-fire stand conditions:
[0120] Through the search of historical archives and the investigation of larch remaining in the burned area, it was found that the forest before the fire was divided into young and middle-aged forests, and the average diameter of larch was 10cm, and a large number of larch had not yet become fruitful;
[0121] Judging whet...
Embodiment 3
[0147] Examples of using artificial seedlings to restore seedlings where provenance cannot be provided in light / moderate fires
[0148] The implementation location of this embodiment is the Songling Forestry Bureau, and the implementation year is 2012.
[0149] (1) Investigation of burnt areas:
[0150] To determine the exact time a bushfire occurred:
[0151] By searching the forest fire files, it was determined that the exact time of the forest fire was June 2006;
[0152] Determining the level of damage to the burnt area:
[0153] 18% of the damaged standing trees belong to the slightly damaged fire-stricken land;
[0154] Determine pre-fire stand conditions:
[0155] Through the investigation of historical archives and the remaining larch in the burned area, it was found that the forest before the fire was divided into
[0156] In young and middle-aged forests, larch has an average diameter at breast height of 10cm and has not yet grown a lot;
[0157] Judging whether ...
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