Author/Authors :
GALIĆ, Zoran University of Novi Sad - Institute of Lowland Forestry and Environment, SERBIA , ORLOVIĆ, Saša University of Novi Sad - Institute of Lowland Forestry and Environment, SERBIA , PONJARAC, Radenko Public Enterpise „Vojvodinasume”, SERBIA , KIŠ, Alen Institute for nature conservation of Vojvodina Province, SERBIA , STOJANOVIĆ, Dejan University of Novi Sad - Institute of Lowland Forestry and Environment, SERBIA
Abstract :
This paper analyses the possibility of soil mapping perspectives and recent management options on local level and future perspectives. The dominant soil type in management unit Ristovaca was meadow black soil.The total area of this soil type was 268.82 ha. Meadow black soils are a subtype of chernozem. This type of soils situated in highest position with oscillation of ground water from 1 to 2 meter. Meadow black soils in the riparian zones of rivers are very similar to alluvial semigleys. The main soil processes represented there are humification and humization. This type of soil is clayly loams texture with a thick humus-accumulative horizon. The CaCO3concentration increases most frequently with the depth. The most common tree species is pedunculate oak. The second dominant soil type in management unit Ristovaca is salic chernozem. The most important species on meadow black soil in management unit are pedunculate oak on the area of 176.62 ha with volume of 56,291.4 m3. The highest volumes are determined in age of 81 -100 years (53.298 m3). The most endangered tree species in Serbia regarding to climate change scenarios are pedunculate oak.
