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1325Arbre1820%FRhttps://bocdn.ecotree.green/essence/0001/03/8f0b1420c8c9d1d8e83639dd319feded5565b4ea.jpegWild cherryAge: 30 to 35 years old Malicorne sur Sarthe Forest 72https://ecotree.green/en/offers/forest/malicorne-sur-sarthe-foresthttps://ecotree.green/en/offers/72-sarthe/malicorne-sur-sarthe-forest/wild-cherry/1325
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Wild cherry

Age: 30 to 35 years old
Malicorne sur Sarthe Forest
Time before cutting: 46 years
Estimated CO2 absorption: 100 kg - 120 kg
€18 VAT incl.
€39.58 Expected gross gain

Wild cherry

Wild cherry (Prunus avium), also known as sweet cherry, gean, or bird cherry, origins from the Rosaceae family, native to the Caspian Sea, is the only tree in its family to spread naturally in forests. This tree produces sweet cherries, known as guignes, cherries or sour cherries, which can be consumed as jams or brandies.

- Growth: rapid
- Height: up to 30 meters
- Foliage: green, serrated leaves, oval, hanging, with two glands at the base of the blade.
- Trunk: straight and long
- Bark: rough, detaching by horizontal strips, shiny
- Color: reddish brown

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About Malicorne-sur-Sarthe

Located south-west of Le Mans, the Malicorne-sur-Sarthe forest is a contiguous woodland covering approximately 70 hectares within a larger complex of several hundred hectares. Its geological base is quite favourable for forest production.
However, the forest soils are relatively poor, except in some elevated areas where the soil is more clayey, particularly along the edge of the pond. These soil characteristics, therefore, favour the production of softwood species, which are better adapted to poor soils than hardwood species. As for rainfall, it is sufficient and well distributed throughout the year.
Our objective is to manage this forest as an irregular high-forest, with stands divided into three main plant associations: Maritime pine, bracken, and common heather, sporadically associated with native broadleaved species: chestnut, downy oak, birch and wild cherry; oak-chestnut woodland associated with bramble; mixed oak woodland with hazel, aspen and occasionally European hornbeam.
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