Topographic Database - TOPIC: AGRO - FORESTRY AREAS

Agro-forestry areas are defined as areas that meet one or more of the following characteristics:
- intended to supply woody or non-woody products currently considered to be of the forestry type;
- host tree or shrub formations having a role of direct or indirect protection of human activities against meteorological or physical events and their consequences;
- hosting spontaneous tree or shrub formations whose conservation meets naturalistic, landscape or recreational needs;
- areas temporarily free of stands due to use or accidental occurrence;
- areas planted with forest nurseries, walnut and hazel groves specialised in fruit production, manna ash trees, carob plantations and, logically, all fruit trees.
- agricultural crops, vegetable gardens, seasonal or permanent arable land of shrub, tree or herbaceous nature;
- uncultivated areas and pastures.
It does not include tree or shrub formations, even of forest species, vegetating in parks, gardens, botanical gardens, and in general in any situation in which the tree formation had exclusive aesthetic purposes or in any case other than forestry, as well as the trees in rows in agricultural and road environment (site in the theme: urban and suburban greenery).

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