https://unilib.phaidrabg.rs/o:9495 ISSN: 1821-1046 Abstract: The beech is the most widely distributed tree species in the Republic of Serbia. The beech forests account for 47.11% of the total forest area in Central Serbia. The beech is present on 51 sample plots out of 125 plots which were set. The percentage of the beech which is present on the sample plots is 40.8%, i.e. 30.4% of the total tree number. By the research conducted on beech forest mycoflora the presence of 21 fungi species was noted. Nectria coccinea, Nectria ditissima, Fomes fomentarius and Hypoxylon deustum, cause the greatest economic damage of all the reported species. The most significant insect species characteristic for Fagus genus were analyzed: Cryptococcus fagisuga, Orchestes fagi, Phyllaphis fagi and Mikiola fagi. Izvod: Bukva je u Srbiji najrasprostranjenija vrsta drveta. U ukupnoj površini šuma u središnjoj Srbiji bukove šume učestvuju sa 47,11%. Od 125 postavljenih bioindikacijskih tačaka bukva je prisutna na 51 tački. Izraženo procentualno, bukvu srećemo na 40,8% bioindikacijskih tačaka, odnosno njeno učešće je 30,4% ukupnog broja stabala. Istraživanjima mikoflore bukve na bioindikacijskim tačkama zabeleženo je prisustvo 21 vrste gljiva. Od svih konstatovanih vrsta najveće ekonomske štete nanose Nectria coccinea, Nectria ditissima, Fomes fomentarius i Hypoxylon deustum. Od insekata analizirane su najznačajnije vrste karakteristične za rod Fagus i to Cryptococcus fagisuga, Orchestes fagi, Phyllaphis fagi i Mikiola fagi. info:eu-repo/semantics/article Radulović, Zlatan Milanović, Slobodan The health condition of beech forests on icp sample plots in Serbia Zdravstveno stanje bukovih šuma na bioindikacijskim tačkama u Srbiji All rights reserved 2009 Key words: beech, sample plots, plant diseases, pests Ključne reči: Bukva, bioindikacijske tačke, biljne bolesti, štetočine Sustainable forestry volume: 59-60 startpage: 129 endpage: 140 eng application/pdf 689482 bytes Beograd: Institut za šumarstvo