Biomass Allocation and Root Characteristics of Early-Stage Poplars (Populus spp.) for Assessing Their Water-Deficit Response During SRC Establishment

Biomass Allocation and Root Characteristics of Early-Stage Poplars (Populus spp.) for Assessing Their Water-Deficit Response During SRC Establishment

Early above- and belowground biomass fractionation, root diameter composition and allocation of cumulated fine root length per total leaf area of Populus clones have been measured for a pre-assessment of the risk for plantation establishment during spring drought conditions. Four clones of Populus ×...

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Main Authors: Heil, B. (Author), Heilig, D. (Author), Kovács, G. (Author), Krabel, D. (Author), Leibing, C. (Author), Meyer, M. (Author), Morgenstern, K. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Springer 2021
Subjects:
Balsam poplar
Belowground biomass
Bio-economy
Biomass
Biomass allocation
Black poplar
Cloning
Drought
Drought conditions
Fine root
Forestry
Greenhouse experiments
Greenhouses
Hybrid poplar
P. maximowiczii
Plantation establishment
Plants (botany)
Risk assessment
Root characteristics
Sandy soil
Short rotation coppice
Spring drought
Springs (components)
Water deficit
Watering regimes
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