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Hrast plutnjak Cork oak Latin name: quercus suber The cork oak is native to the west Mediterranean and is the most widspeard in Portugal and souther Spain. There are ten such speciments on the Dalmatian islands and southern Istria. Its fruit is the acorn. Cork The bark of the cork oak yelds connerdial cork. The first bark is stripped after 25 years of growthand because of rougness it is ground and used for the production of sheets of cork. The tree's bark can be narvested every 6 years and this material is used for making bottle stoppers and other cork items. Owing to its impermeability, cork is very light material and it floats. „Šuri“-fishing net floats According to Gianni Toffetti „šuri“ –fishing net floats were made from cork in different sizes and mostly ring-like. In Fažana they were once made by hand by hollowing and snaping a piece of cork that was stripped from the tree in the surroundings of pula and galižana. In order to shape the „šur“, it was inplated and set on five for a short time to becom smooth. The productions was completed after removing the burn black parts with brush.
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„Šuri“ – plovci za ribarske mreže Hrast plutnjak Latinski naziv: quercus suber Raste u zapadnom području Mediterana, najrasprostranjenije je na području Portugala i južne Španjolske. Kod nas je moguće vidjeti nekoliko primjeraka na otocima Dalmacije i području južne Istre. Plod mu je žir. Pluto Dobiva se od kore hrasta plutnjaka. Prva kora hrasta plutnjaka skida se nakon 25 godina rasta i obzirom na njenu grubost, melje se i upotrebljava za izradu plutenih ploča. Nakon toga, proces se može obavljati svakih 6 godina i tako dobivamo pluto koristi se za izradu čepova i ostalih predmeta od pluta. „Šuri“ – plovci za ribarske mreže Prema kazivanju Giannia Toffettija, „šuri – plovci“ za mreže, izrađivali su se od pluta, raznih veličina i uglavnom prstenastog oblika. U Fažani su se nekad izrađivali ručno, dubljenjem i oblikovanjem komada pluta koje se skidalo sa stabla u okolici pule i galižane. Kada bi „šuri“ bio oblikovan, trebalo ga je nataknuti na štap i nakratko zapaliti da dobije glatkoću. Izrada je gotova kada se četkom ostružu crni i zagorjeli dijelovi.