Biomass allocation in natural regeneration of Fagus sylvatica and Picea abies trees in Italian Alps

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[1] Pastorella, Fabio
[2] Paletto, Alessandro
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| 1600年 / Institute of Forestry and Rural Engineering卷 / 61期
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Ecology - Reforestation - Plants (botany) - Soil moisture;
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10.2478/fsmu-2014-0009
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Biomass allocation in seedlings and saplings at different stages of growth is important information for studying the response of species to site conditions. The objectives of the paper are: (a) to analyse the relationship between height and biomass in young Norway spruce and European beech trees, (b) to study the influence of the leaf area on ontogenetic growth stages and biomass sequestration capacity on the regeneration of these two species. 96 seedlings (H 2aj above 0.8 for all equations and a R2aj above 0.9 for above-ground biomass of Norway spruce. The results show that silvicultural practices may influence the regeneration patterns and increase the biomass allocation rate influencing stand density and canopy cover. © 2014 Estonian University of Life Sciences. All rights reserved.
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