Publication: Morfología Fluvial.-Influencia de la poda del arbolado en el volumen y distribución de la lluvia sobre el suelo en el ecosistema dehesa
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Mateos Rodríguez, A.B. ; Schnabel, S.
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Universidad de Murcia
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Dehesas are dominant ecosystems in the region of Extremadura (SW Spain), being Quercus
species, mainly holm and cork oaks the dominant tree species. Those species undertake a
very important role on the dehesa landscapes as essential elements for the adequate
functioning of the systems. Among other issues, tree cover affects the spatial distribution of
rainfall.
Tree crowns intercept rainfall leading to an irregular distribution of the water over the soil
surface. Tree pruning, for regeneration or production, represents an activity which is carried
out periodically over the dehesa trees, causing changes on tree crown architecture, and
considerably reducing foliar biomass.
Our main goal is to analyze the differences founded on the amount and distribution of water
rainfall under pruned and non pruned trees. We also studied the effects of pruning
techniques over the whole water resources on a dehesa and its possible repercussions on
the soil system.
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