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Ädellövskog - historia, ekologi och skötsel

Hur har våra lövskogar i norra och centrala Europa utvecklats – och hur kan vi förvalta dem på ett hållbart sätt i framtiden? Den här kursen ger en bred och fördjupad förståelse för tempererade lövskogsekosystem, med fokus på skogshistoria, ekologi, biologisk mångfald och moderna skötselstrategier.


Du studerar dynamiken i lövskogar, som störningar, succession och påverkan från både människa och klimat. Kursen behandlar även skogsbrukets roll för bevarandet av biologisk mångfald, restaurering av livsmiljöer och omställning från gran- till lövskog. Genom föreläsningar, exkursioner och praktiska uppgifter får du analysera aktuella frågor kring skogsskötsel, klimatförändringar och samhällspåverkan.


Kursen passar dig som vill förstå de komplexa samband som formar våra lövskogar – i dåtid, nutid och framtid.


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Läsåret 2024/2025

Ädellövskog - historia, ekologi och skötsel (SV0062-40161)

2025-03-25 - 2025-06-08

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Broadleaves - history, ecology and management

Course literature - Spring 2025 - SV0062

Forest history, forest dynamics and biodiversity (module 1, part 1)

  • Brunet et al. 2010. Biodiversity in European beech forests – a review with recommendations for sustainable forest management. Ecological Bulletins 53: 77-94.
  • Larsen et al. 2005. Ecology of tree species and species selection. In: Naturnaer skovdrift (edited by Larsen, J.B.)
  •  Kirby and Watkins (Eds.). 2015. Europe’s changing woods and forests: from wildwood to managed landscapes. CAB International. 393 pp. Chapters 1-4.

Forest history, forest dynamics and biodiversity (module 1, part 2)

  • Bond 2005. Large parts of the world are brown or black: a different view on the ‘Green World’ hypothesis. Journal of Vegetation Science 16: 261–266.
  • Brunet et al. 2010. Biodiversity in European beech forests – a review with recommendations for sustainable forest management. Ecological Bulletins 53: 77-94.
  • Hedin, J., & Ranius, T. (2002). Using radio telemetry to study dispersal of the beetle Osmoderma eremita, an inhabitant of tree hollows. Computers and electronics in Agriculture35(2-3), 171-180.
  • Jansson, N., Ranius, T., Larsson, A., & Milberg, P. (2009). Boxes mimicking tree hollows can help conservation of saproxylic beetles. Biodiversity and Conservation18(14), 3891-3908.
  • Jonsell, M., Weslien, J., & Ehnström, B. (1998). Substrate requirements of red-listed saproxylic invertebrates in Sweden. Biodiversity & Conservation7(6), 749-764.
  • Kirby and Watkins (Eds.). 2015. Europe’s changing woods and forests: from wildwood to managed landscapes. CAB International. 393 pp. Chapters 1-4.
  • Larrieu et al. 2018. Tree related microhabitats in temperate and Mediterranean European forests: A hierarchical typology for inventory standardization. Ecological Indicators 84: 194-207.
  • Larsson, M. C. (2016). Pheromones and other semiochemicals for monitoring rare and endangered species. Journal of Chemical Ecology42(9), 853-868.
  • Larsen et al. 2005. Ecology of tree species and species selection. In: Naturnaer skovdrift (edited by Larsen, J.B.)
  • Mölder et al. 2019. Integrative management to sustain biodiversity and ecological continuity in Central European temperate oak (Quercus robur, Q. petraea) forests: An overview. Forest Ecology and Management 437: 324–339
  • Nilsson, S.G. 1997 Forests in the temperate-boreal transition: natural and man-made features Ecological Bulletins 46:61-71
  • Ranius, T., Niklasson, M., & Berg, N. (2009). Development of tree hollows in pedunculate oak (Quercus robur). Forest Ecology and management257(1), 303-310.
  • White, P. S., & Walker, J. L. (1997). Approximating nature's variation: selecting and using reference information in restoration ecology. Restoration ecology5(4), 338-349.

Forest health (module 2)

  • Hartmann H, Bastos A, Das AJ, Esquivel-Muelbert A, Hammond WM, Martínez-Vilalta J, McDowell NG, Powers JS, Pugh TA, Ruthrof KX, Allen CD. 2022. Climate change risks to global forest health: emergence of unexpected events of elevated tree mortality worldwide. Annual review of plant biology 73: 673-702. 
  • Fernandex-Conradi et al. 2021. Combining phytochemicals and multitrophic interactions to
    control forest insect pests. ScienceDirect 44: 101–106
  • Prospero and Cleary. 2017. Effects of host variability on the spread of invasive forest diseases.
    Forests 8: 80.
  • Roberts et al. 2020. The effect of forest management options on forest resilience to pathogens.
    Frontiers in Forests and Global Change 3: 7.
  • Moreau G, Chagnon C, Achim A, Caspersen J, D’Orangeville L, Sánchez-Pinillos M, Thiffault N. 2022. Opportunities and limitations of thinning to increase resistance and resilience of trees and forests to global change. Forestry 95: 595-615. 

Ungulate ecology (module 3)

  • Felton, A. M., H. K. Wam, Z. Borowski, G. Granhus, L. Juvany, J. Matala, M. Melin, M. Wallgren, and A. Mårell. 2024. Climate change and deer in boreal and temperate regions: from physiology to population dynamics and species distributions. Global Change Biology 30.

  • Faison et al. 2016. Ungulate browsers promote herbaceous layer diversity in logged temperate forests. Ecology and Evolution 6: 4591-4602.

  • Kolstad et al. 2018. Pervasive moose browsing in boreal forests alters successional trajectories by severely suppressing keystone species. Ecosphere 9: e02458.

  • Felton et al. 2020. Varied diets, including broadleaved forage, are important for a large herbivore species inhabiting highly modified landscapes. Scientific Reports 10: 1-13.

Bialowieza forest (module 4)

  • Churski et al. 2017. Brown world forests: increased ungulate browsing keeps temperate trees in
    recruitment bottlenecks in resource hotspots. New Phytologist 214: 158-168.
  • Hofman-Kaminska et al. 2019. Adapt or die—Response of large herbivores to environmental
    changes in Europe during the Holocene. Global Change Biology 25: 2915–2930.
  • Kuijper et al. 2013. Landscape of fear in Europe: wolves affect spatial patterns of ungulate
    browsing in Bialowieza Primeval Forest, Poland. Ecography 36: 1263-1275.
  • Nowacki and Abrams. 2008. The Demise of Fire and “Mesophication” of Forests in the Eastern
    United States. BioScience 58: 123-138.
  • Mikusiński et al. 2018. Is the impact of loggings in the last primeval lowland forest in Europe
    underestimated? The conservation issues of Białowieża Forest. Biological Conservation 227:
    266-274.
  • Spînu et al. 2020. Mesophication in temperate Europe. A dendrochronological reconstruction
    of tree succession and fires in a mixed deciduous stand in Bialowieza forest. Ecology and
    Evolution 10, 1029-1041.

Fast-growing broadleaves (module 5)

  • Svystun, Tetiana & Fahlvik, Nils & Böhlenius, Henrik. (2025). Thinning effects on stand and dominant trees development in a second rotation hybrid poplar plantation. European Journal of Forest Research. 144. 1671-1685.

  • Muraro, Luca & Adler, Anneli & Böhlenius, Henrik. (2025). Effect of Wood Ash, Lime, and Biochar on the Establishment and Early Growth of Poplars on Acidic Soil Conditions. BioEnergy Research. 18.

  • Tetiana Svystun· Henrik Böhlenius (2024) Biomass Production of the Poplar Clone OP42 During the Second Rotation Plantation–The Effects of Four Thinning Treatments. Bioenergy research

  • Bohlenius, Henrik; Ohman, Marcus; Granberg, Fredrik Persson Per-Ove (2022) Biomass production and fuel characteristics from long rotation poplar plantations. Biomass and Energy

  • Böhlenius H, Salk C, Nilsson U. Liming increases early growth of poplars on forest sites with low soil pH. Biomass and energy. 138, 2020.


Forest management and restoration (module 6)

  • Cernansky 2018. How to rebuild a forest. Nature 560: 542-544.
  • Gamfeldt et al. 2013. Higher levels of multiple ecosystem services are found in forests with more
    tree species. Nature Communications 4: 1340.
  • Kelty 2006. The role of species mixtures in plantation forestry. Forest Ecology and Management
    233: 195-204.
  • Kirby and Watkins (Eds.). 2015. Europe’s changing woods and forests: from wildwood to
    managed landscapes. CAB International. 393 pp. Chapters 5-8.
  • Löf et al. 2016. Management of oak forests: striking a balance between timber production,
    biodiversity and cultural services. International Journal of Biodiversity Science, Ecosystem
    Services and Management 12: 59-73.
  • Popkin 2021. Forest fight. Science 374: 1184-1189.
  • Stanturf et al. 2014. Contemporary forest restoration: a review emphasizing function. Forest
    Ecology and Management 331: 292-323.
  • Vollmuth 2022. The changing perception of coppice with standards in German forestry literature
    up to the present day – From a universal solution to a defamed and overcome evil – and back?
    Trees, Forests and People 10: 100338.

Kursfakta

Kursen ges som en fristående kurs: Ja Kursen ges som en programkurs: Euroforester - masterprogram Jägmästarprogrammet Kursavgift: Studieavgift, endast för medborgare utanför EU, EES, och Schweiz: 45010 SEK Nivå: Avancerad nivå (A1N)
Ämne: Skogsbruksvetenskap Biologi
Kurskod: SV0062 Anmälningskod: SLU-40024 Plats: Alnarp Distanskurs: Nej Undervisningsspråk: Engelska Ansvarig institution: Institutionen för sydsvensk skogsvetenskap Studietakt: 100%