Comparing Spatial Pattern of Dead Trees in Managed and Unmanaged Masses (Case Study: Series 2 Shourab)

One of the most visible aspects of a forest stand structure, or the spatial distribution pattern of trees in it. Spatial patterns of plant communities, to understand a lot of issues in ecology and forest management is essential. This study aimed to investigate the spatial pattern of land and manage no bearing on the management of the Series 2 Veysar brine is done in the forest. For this purpose, two regions with relatively uniform physiographic conditions were strictly selected and inventory and 45 samples were taken. All land - appeal to its existing location with GPS navigation and some characteristic involving land owners, such as diameter, type and degree of decay was removed. land owners to achieve the spatial structure of the function M (Fig. generalized Rayply method) was used and the results of this study show that a lot of land owners in the area did not manage management area is compared to the more in terms of decay of most species of the in grades 4 and a Beech had been done. In connection with the distribution land owners, the results of calculating the M indicates that the spatial structure of land owners of the masses - the management of 5 yards and started 55 yards furtherfinds that the amplitude distribution pattern in place - if A cluster is visible. Region to unmanaged dispersion patterns, management area was similar, except that the random process manage to showing.