The cypress wood of Fontegreca is located in the Matese National Park, across Molise and Campania. Its presence is documented since 1500, though its origin is uncertain. Also known as 'Bosco degi Zappini', this uneven-aged, native-like cypress stand has been the subject of scientific projects aimed at promoting its ecological, and genetic value and to explore its potential for the local economy and tourism. In 2011 a clonal orchard was set up to obtain selected and certified seed for the production of valuable timber, the protection of slopes and the recovery of deteriored sites. The valorization of this site should be continued through a comprehensive and structured plan.
La cipresseta di Fontegreca-Una risorsa naturalistica ed economica del territorio
Danti R;Della Rocca G;Di Lonardo V;
2019
Abstract
The cypress wood of Fontegreca is located in the Matese National Park, across Molise and Campania. Its presence is documented since 1500, though its origin is uncertain. Also known as 'Bosco degi Zappini', this uneven-aged, native-like cypress stand has been the subject of scientific projects aimed at promoting its ecological, and genetic value and to explore its potential for the local economy and tourism. In 2011 a clonal orchard was set up to obtain selected and certified seed for the production of valuable timber, the protection of slopes and the recovery of deteriored sites. The valorization of this site should be continued through a comprehensive and structured plan.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
