The wood:
Talking about our environment we can not ignore the importance and the beauty of the wood that has been taken care of by the man for centuries as a resource that can provide timber for heating, food and grazing for farm animals such as pigs.
Nowadays due to the decrease of the farming population the wood is usually neglected, turning place of walks and unfortunately also repository of rubbish.
Our woods are populated mostly of oaks, holm, cypress, and pines. About shrub species, there are juniper, laurel, rosehip, whitethorn and arbutus.
In the autumn is possible find truffles and mushrooms, among these the best know are porcini, rosselle, pinarello, ovolo and may others.
Remember that to keep mushrooms it’s necessary the authoritazion of the municipality and if you can not recognize mushrooms the best thing is to go with someone who knows mushrooms very well, because there are a lot of poisonous mushrooms!
If you want to do a walk in the wood in the sunny days of spring and summer, we recommend to bring hiking shoes and be beware of vipers.
In case of bite call immediately 118.
Trees
Cupressus Sempervirens L. (Cipresso mediterraneo)
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Quercus pubescens Wild. (Roverella)
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Tronco di Quercus pubescens
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Castanea sativa Miller (Castagno)
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Castagna
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Quercus ilex L. (Leccio)
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Ghiande e foglie del leccio
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Pinus domestica L. (Pino domestico)
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Laurus nobilis L. (Alloro)
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Rosa canina L. (Rosa canina)
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Crataegus monogyna Jacq (Biancospino)
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Juniperus communis L. (Ginepro)
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Mushrooms
Boletus edulis L. ( Porcino)
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Amanita cesarea (ovolo)
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Boletus granulatus ( Pinarello)
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