Titlebook: Mediterranean Oak Woodland Working Landscapes; Dehesas of Spain and Pablo Campos,Lynn Huntsinger,Gregorio Montero Book 2013 Springer Scienc

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History and Recent TrendsChristian Reconquest were managed for grazing, hunting, farming, foraging, and forestry. California’s oak woodlands were shaped by thousands of years of Native American management, including widespread burning that was eventually suppressed after European settlement. With the first settlers from Spa

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Climatic Influence on Oak Landscape Distributionso regions that use different methodologies to investigate the influence of climate on the distribution of oak species in California and on the development of dehesa silvopastoral systems in Spain. Results show some common climatic characteristics, mainly strong summer drought, medium to low overall

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Soil and Water Dynamicsditions, terrain morphology and parent material, but also by land use and management. We review results obtained from research carried out in California and Spain on topics related to soil quality, soil degradation, and water dynamics. Of particular interest is gaining understanding of the influence

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Oak Regeneration: Ecological Dynamics and Restoration Techniquesfer from oak regeneration failure and it has been noted as a problem in many stands in California. A lack of dispersers transferring acorns to safe (shaded) sites is the main recruitment limitation in dehesas, where shrub encroachment generally results in higher oak recruitment rates. In California,

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Overstory–Understory Relationshipsctivity and stability. Oak removal is traditionally practiced in Californian ranches and Spanish oak dehesas to increase forage for grazing, but the response of the understory, and subsequently of the trees, is not fully understood. Existing knowledge of the effects of trees on understory forage pro

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Models of Oak Woodland Silvopastoral Management amenities. Several silvopastoral models exist for analyzing such production. An examination of management scenarios that include encouraging natural regeneration in dehesa is offered, and then compared with management where no extra inputs are provided and the tree overstory is gradually lost over

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