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Country of the unit :Switzerland
Unit number:CHE00001
National gene conservation unit number:BGI_001_Galm
Province or state:Fribourg
Department or county:Forstkreis 5 Seebezirk
Municipality:Galmiz
Local name :Galm
Latitude :46°55'7.7879999999993"N
Longitude :7°10'37.164"E
Restriction in making the geographical coordinates publically available:0
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Minimum elevation (m):520
Maximum elevation (m):590
Surface area of the unit (ha):202
Ownership of the unit :Public
Type and function of the unit :Gene reserve forest; Forest area managed for wood production AND/or multiple uses AND services
Monthly temperature (°C):
Total annual mean precipitation (mm):
Heat sum and/or length of the growing season (in days):
Accumulated moisture deficit:
Year of collection of the field data entered:1993
Year of the most recent visit:1993
Remarks on specific soil characteristics:geology: Moräne (Würm); soil: Braunerde; phytosociology: ?
Remarks on other specific characteristics of the unit:strict nature reserve zone (research zone), core zone, buffer zone; 99 years gene reserve contract until 2092
All tree species growing in the unit:Quercus robur; Quercus petraea
Target species:Quercus petraea
National population unit number if existing:BGI_001_Galm_TEi
Year of establishment of the GCU for the species:1993
Year of the most recent visit:1993
Status of the target tree population regarding the EUFORGEN common action plans.:
Category of the population:In situ
Origin of the material:Autochtonous
Predominant silvicultural system:Close-to-natural forestry (continuous cover forest, selective logging)
Level of management allowed to favour the target species:Conservation through active intervention carried out
Main reason for carrying out gene conservation for this species:To maintain genetic diversity in large tree populations
Total number of reproducing trees per unit:> 5000
Sex ratio, if appropriate:
Status of long-term viable regeneration :Continuous
Distribution of the reproducing trees in the unit (multiple choice):In stands
Estimated share of the total area within the unit in which the species is occurring (%):50
Remarks on the population:In the past regeneration mostly naturally or plantings of loacal material, but around 10% provenance unknown