Phytosanitary diagnosis of the urban forest la bolera
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The phytosanitary diagnosis of the urban forest is essential to guarantee the health and sustainability of ecosystems in urban areas. The phytosanitary diagnosis of the urban forest of La Bolera was carried out based on the basic characterization of the wooded area, the results of the phytosociological study of the area and direct observation. Three insectivorous pests and three diseases were identified that affect six of the 27 tree species present in the area. The level of damage was estimated as light or slight, although a greater risk of future attacks by pests and diseases is inferred. Other risks detected include those related to strong weather events, the high percentage of trees that will have aged in a few years with the consequent loss of vigor, and the non-uniform taxonomic distribution (abundance and dominance) of the number of individuals per species. The regulation and sanitation actions propose an integrated management of the wooded area, ruling out the use of chemicals due to the social purpose of the forest.
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