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10 Table T10 - Growing stock composition

10.1 FRA 2005 Categories and definitions

List of species names (scientific and common names) of the ten most common species.

10.2 National data

10.2.1 Data sources

References to sources of information

Quality

(H/M/L)

Variable(s)

Year(s)

Additional comments

Ministero dell’Agricoltura e delle Foreste-ISAFA. 1988. Inventario Forestale Nazionale. Sintesi metodologica e risultati.

H

Growing stock by tree species

1985

 

10.2.2 Original data

Species or group of species

Area High forest

(ha)

m3/ha

Area Coppice

(ha)

Vol

m3/ha

Average

(m3/ha)

Tot vol (m3)

Spruce (Abete rosso) Picea abies

380 493

309

 

 

 

117 572 337

Fir (Abete bianco) Abies alba

63 606

365

 

 

 

23 216 190

Chestnut (Castagno) Castanea sativa

493 535

151

 

 

 

74 523 785

Beech (Faggio) Fagus sylvatica

287 992

244

402 800

151

189.77

131 092 848

Larch (Larice) Larix decidua

241 402

203

 

 

 

49 004 606

Mountain pines (Pini montani) Pinus spp

267 832

187

 

 

 

50 084 584

Mediterranean pines (Pini mediterranei) Pinus spp

108 627

123

 

 

 

13 361 121

Bitter oak (Cerro) Quercus cerris

96 452

170

346 285

106

119.94

53 103 050

Holm oak and Cork-oak (Leccio, Sughera) Quercus ilex and Quercus suber

152 948

108

 

 

 

16 518 384

Sessile oak and others oaks (Rovere, Roverella, Farnia) Quercus petraea, Quercus pubescens, Quercus robur

390 037

87

 

 

 

33 933 219

Hornbeams (Carpini) Carpinus spp, Ostrya spp

324 701

89

 

 

 

28 898 389

Total

 

 

 

 

 

601 411 937

10.3 Analysis and processing of national data

10.3.1 Calibration

No calibration was necessary.

10.3.2 Estimation and forecasting

Due to lack of more detailed information, it was assumed that species composition was constant throughout the years and the same tree distribution was applied to forest area of 1990 and 2000.

Species or group of species

Area

(ha)

Vol/ha

(m3/ha)

% of tot
for area 85

Area 1990

(ha)

GS 1990

(million m3)

Area 2000

(ha)

GS 2000

(million m3)

Spruce

380 493

309

10

808 956

250

904 700

280

Fir

63 606

365

2

135 231

49

151 236

55

Chestnut

493 535

151

13

1 049 291

158

1 173 481

177

Larch

241 402

203

7

513 238

104

573 983

117

Mountain pines

267 832

187

7

569 430

106

636 825

119

Mediterranean pines

108 627

123

3

230 949

28

258 283

32

Holm oak and Cork-oak

152 948

108

4

325 179

35

363 665

39

Sessile oak and others oaks

390 037

87

11

829 247

72

927 393

81

Poplar

105 244

96

3

223 756

21

250 239

24

Hornbeams

324 701

89

9

690 338

61

772 043

69

Beech

690 792

190

19

1 468 674

279

1 642 500

312

Bitter oak

442 737

120

12

941 291

113

1 052 698

126

Tot

3 361 954

 

100

7 785 579

 

8 707 04

 

Forest Area 1990

7 785 579

           

Forest Area 2000

8 707 046

           

10.4 Data for National reporting table T10

Table: Input to Global Reporting Table 10

Ten (name) Most Frequent Tree Species and Rest

Growing Stock in Forests in million m3

1990

2000

(1) Beech (Fagus sylvatica)

279

312

(2) Spruce (Picea excelsa)

250

280

(3) Chestnut (Castanea sativa)

158

177

(4) Bitter oak (Quercus cerris)

113

126

(5) Mountain pines (Pinus spp)

106

119

(6) Larch (Larix decidua)

104

117

(7) Sessile oak and others oaks (Quercus spp)

72

81

(8) Hornbeams (Carpinus spp-Ostrya spp)

61

69

(9) Fir (Abies alba)

49

55

(10) Holm oak and Cork oak (Quercus ilex, Quercus suber)

35

39

(11) Mediterranean pines (Pinus spp) and Populus spp

29

32

TOT

1 279

1 430

10.5 Comments to National reporting table T10


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