Pinus pinea (stone pine)

Seedling stands/ evenaged, unevenaged stands/intense fellings with standards (seed trees), crown closure 0.3 - 0.4, rotation period 80 - 100 years

round wood (sawn timber), fuelwood, pine nuts, wood/resin extracts

soil protection, wild life, biodiversity conservation, landscape enhancement

wild fires, overgrazing, llegal cuttings, climate change

Fire prevention, remove surplus biomass, control grazing, in situ conservation (natural/ naturalised populations), biodiversity conservation (understory woody species, aromatic/medicinal herbs),

enhance mixture with broadleaves (e.g. Quercus pubescens, Q. ilex, Fraxinus ornus)

COMMON CYPRESS (Cupressus sempervirens)

Seedling stands (natural regeneration in native stands) (rotation period 60 - 100 years)

round wood (sawn timber), power poles, boat construction

soil protection, landscape improvement, wind protection, cultural value

overgrazing, bark beetles, bark canker (Seiridium spp.), climate change

wild fire preventive actions, control grazing, in situ conservation (e.g. natural populations in islands), maintain viable population sizes in isolated/remnant populations

in situ conservation (e.g. natural populations in islands), maintain viable population sizes in isolated/ remnant populations, maintain intra- and inter-popul. genetic diversity

JUNIPER

(Juniperus spp.)

Seedling stands, most stands out of management

fencing poles, berries for liqueur production

soil protection, wild life conservation,

biodiversity enhancement, landscape enhancement

grazing, illegal cuttings, crown pathogens (e.g. Phomopsis spp.) climate change

control grazing, in situ conservation (inter/intra population diversity, threatened populations) to face climate change

in situ conservation (interpopulation diversity, threatened species/populations)

BEECH

(Fagus sylvatica cluster species -Fagus sylvatica subsp. sylvatica, F. sylvatica subsp. orientalis)

Seedling stands, coppice stands, coppice converted to seedling stands/ evenaged, uneven aged, irregular stands/ shelterwood regeneration (in large reg. area or small groups) (rotation period 80 - 130 years

round wood (sawn timber), fuel wood, industrial wood, energy wood,

soil protection, water balance, wild life, biodiversity

overgrazing, roor-rot fungi, illegal cuttings, climate change

control grazing, in situ conservation (the south limit of beech distribution in the Balkans, inter/intra-population diversity), maintain viable population sizes in isolated/remnant populations, enhance mixture (e.g. oak, fir, pine)

maintain most of genetic diversity, maintain viable population sizes in isolated/remnant populations, enhance mixture (e.g. oak, fir, pine)

BIRCH

(Betula pendula)

Seedling stands/ evenaged, unevenaged stands/shelterwood in large areas, rotation period 60 - 100 years

round wood (sawn timber), plywood, fuelwood,

soil protection, wild life, biodiversity conservation, landscape enhancement

roor-rot fungi, illegal cuttings, climate change

in situ conservation (the south limit of birch distribution in the Balkans), maintain viable population sizes in isolated/remnant populations, enhance mixture (e.g. scots pine) to face climate change

maintain viable population sizes in isolated/remnant populations, enhance mixture (e.g. scots pine) to face climate change

CHESTNUT (Castanea vera)

Coppice stands, Coppice stands converted to high forest (rotation period 15 - 60 years)

round wood (sawn timber), poles, fuelwood, nuts,

soil protection, water balance, wild life, biodiverity enhancement

Phytophthora spp. and Cryptonectria parasitica attacks, roor-rot fungi, illegal cuttings, climate change

control grazing, in situ conservation (inter/intra population diversity), maintain viable population sizes in remnant populations, conserve ofold grown stands and trees, enhance mixture (e.g. oak) to face climate change

control grazing, in situ conservation (inter/intra- population diversity), maintain viable population sizes in remnant populations, enhance mixture (e.g. oak) to face climate change