Understanding water use characteristics of revegetation species is crucial for evaluating plant adaptability and guiding the sustainability vegetation restoration in semiarid regions. Ecological projects have been implemented decades degraded ecosystems, achieving significant changes cover. However, main tree at different ages remain poorly understood such systems. We investigated Robinia pseud...

Habitat fragmentation threatens the sustainability of ecological restoration. Understanding variation in intraspecific traits helped to reveal functional resource-use strategies plants response environmental changes. We sampled different landscape types forest configurations, where most widespread species was Robinia pseudoacacia. From each plot, from two five R. pseudoacacia individuals were s...

This study presents a static model of mixed black locust (Robinia pseudoacacia L.) plantation stand structures for inventory between 10 and 40 years age. Due to its local character, the can be advantageous in planning tending operations, making structural factor predictions standing stock (main stand) after cuts, preparing wood production silvicultural models. The data presented this paper show...

In this study, we aimed to develop height growth models using forest data with the measured total height, bole and diameter at breast targeting Robiniapseudoacacia plantations of various ages, located in restoration former mining areas a lignite center Northwestern Greece. To achieve goal, 24 circular plots were randomly established different ages. Eleven tested for fit, selection was based on ...