Klamp Garten & Baum

01/08/2023

24/07/2023

Urbane Verzweiflungstaten (Suchbild)

22/10/2022

Arborist Service ApS • Tel. 22 77 06 08 • http://www.ArboristService.dk • Træfældning Odense • Træfældning Fyn • Beskæring af træer • Træpleje • Træklatring ...

01/09/2022

Der höchste Baum in Wales wurde durch einen Sturm beschädigt und sollte gefällt werden, stattdessen fand der Kettensägenkünstler Simon O'Rourke eine bessere Lösung, um den letzten Versuch des Baumes, den Himmel zu erreichen, zu symbolisieren. 💚

07/08/2022

TREES are COOL(ing)

07/08/2022

There are many common terms currently in use as descriptions of the location where two or more branches or stems of a tree are conjoined, or where a branch is conjoined to a stem: e.g., attachment, bifurcation, fork, junction, union and other terms are all regularly applied to the same feature (or very similar features) of a tree’s anatomy. Additionally, the location between the two conjoined members is often referred to as the axil or crotch. Added to this, there are also a range of terms used when bark is included in such a junction, e.g., bark inclusion, compression fork, tight union, v-fork. Given the importance of accurate communication concerning tree structures in tree-related reports, scientific work and for risk management purposes, this Guidance Note provides an evidence-based framework for the description of branch junctions in the many different forms in which they can be found. There are three levels of description prescribed in this Guidance Note (simple, detailed and advanced; see section 5) so that users of this classification system can choose the level of detail that needs to be recorded or reported. Where this Guidance Note refers to a ‘detailed description’, this term is used to refer to the detailed and advanced descriptions of branch junctions, in contrast with a simple description. Only since 2016 has there been published evidence that a phenomenon known as ‘natural bracing’ can greatly influence the structural development and strength of branch junctions, so this guide is the first to incorporate that consideration within the reporting of tree structures. Overall, it is hoped this document is helpful in achieving a common language that can be used when reporting or discussing branch junctions in trees, for arborists, arboriculturists and other interested professionals. The language and terminology used are intended to be both logical and accessible.

https://www.trees.org.uk/Book-Shop/Products/GN14-Branch-Junctions-A-Classification-System-for-Arborists-en

07/08/2022

Meet us in Průhonice (Czech Republic) this August to discuss new European Arboricultural Standards! Register for the free dissemination event with top speake...

08/07/2022

2020 u. 2021 waren die Zecken-Rekord-Jahre! Laut Robert Koch-Institut (RKI) wurde mit 1094 FSME-Erkrankungen die bislang höchste Anzahl Erkrankungen seit Beginn der Datenerfassung im Jahr 2001 gemeldet. Auch 2022 ist bereits im vollen Gang, ein Zeckenjahr zu werden. Doch wie schützt man sich vor diesen Plagegeistern? Wir haben euch einige Artikel zusammengestellt. Zur Auswahl gelangt ihr über den Link.
https://grube.li/kxyjb

08/07/2022

'The integration of root traits into a whole plant perspective seems more complex and nuanced and, thus, more interesting than expected.' | http://ow.ly/Op9750JLNnh

Commentary by Jens Kattge on this article by Shersingh Joseph Tumber-Dávila et al. 👇
http://ow.ly/644b50JLNni

22/03/2022

morgens noch Winter, mittags schon Sommer