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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"crown architecture"”.

  1. HOW TO REDUCE TRANSPLANT STRESS IN URBAN TREES

    … drought strategies; (iii) how different crown pruning techniques affect auxin mediated carbon allocation, root growth and below ground biomass; and (iv) how severe pruning influences tree cooling capacity and microclimate amelioration in street conditions. The first experiment was …

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  2. CROWN IDEOTYPES FOR GENETICALLY IMPROVED BLACK WALNUT (JUGLANS NIGRA L.) CLONES UNDER AN INTENSIVE MANAGEMENT REGIME IN INDIANA, USA

    <p>Developing crown ideotypes is important for more efficiently producing timber from black walnut (Juglans nigra L.), a valuable hardwood species that mainly grow in the Central Hardwood Region, US. To develop black walnut crown ideotypes for timber growth under an intensive management regime in …

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  3. CROWN IDEOTYPES FOR GENETICALLY IMPROVED BLACK WALNUT (JUGLANS NIGRA L.) CLONES UNDER AN INTENSIVE MANAGEMENT REGIME IN INDIANA, USA

    Developing crown ideotypes is important for more efficiently producing timber from black walnut (Juglans nigra L.), a valuable hardwood species that mainly grow in the Central Hardwood Region, US. To develop black walnut crown ideotypes for timber growth under an intensive management regime in …

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  4. A comparison of crown attributes for six genotypes on Pinus taeda as affected by site and management intensity

    … designed to investigate the development of the crown architecture of six genotypes of loblolly pine across a variety of growing conditions, and also to investigate the stability of the crown ideotype for these genotypes over a range of site and silvicultural management regimes. The objectives …

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