... natu-
ral factors affecting the tree growth. ese natural
factors are permanently stored in the structure of
the created biomass and so trees monitor the state
of the environment in the structure of ... values of correlation coefficients of the regional residual index tree-ring chronology with the average monthly
temperatures from May of the previous year (P) to August of...
... and the simplest indicator of the light conditions in
which the tree is growing. Our results indicate that a value of
ADR = 1, corresponding to a relative irradiance of about 1 5–
20%, may be used ... at 1-min inter-
vals, from 7.00 to 17.00, on 10 different days selected at the beginning,
middle and end of the growing season on both clear and overcast sky
conditions in...
...
3.2. Influence of proline in relation to concentrations
of NaCl
Figure 2 shows the growth rate of larch embryogenic cul-
tures grown in varying concentrations of NaCl. There was a
Figure 1. Influence ... filtration on 200 µm nylon mesh and resuspension. 200 mg
samples of cells were analysed in triplicate. The free proline concentration
in the cells was determined using...
...
be focused on the sustained continuity of regenera-
tion processes and on the differentiation of the lower
storey of the forest stands under conversion.
e existing species composition as expressed ... results of our study demonstrated that the
application of the selection system of management
under natural conditions of oak-beech and beech
forest altitudinal vegetation...
... vegetation control and pine weevil damage 671
colonisation following scarification is an important factor to
consider when attempting to reduce pine weevil damage.
The vegetation cover had only ... as
in this investigation.
Pine weevils may avoid open mineral soil areas because of
the risk of overheating during sunny periods [1] or because of
the higher risk of predation on...
...
sections from the tree top to the t
3
section, SWD of
t
5
disc to sections t
4
+ t
5
, SWD of t
7
disc to sections
t
6
+ t
7
and SWD of disc from 1/10 of H to internodial
sections t
8 ... calculation was
based on the length of internodial section and its
middle cross- sectional circle area measurement.
SWD of tree was calculated as the weighted average...
... deficiency of K in relation to Ca according to
the classification by K and V B
(1995) in both variants during the period from 2002
to 2004.
DISCUSSION
e initial plantation losses in ...
decrease in height during the winter period through
Table 6. Proportion values of nutrition elements to N (=100%) in dry mass of leaves (the 1
st
section of the...
... the K cations, in contrast
to liming, surely participated in it.
e increased CEC as a result of liming and also
basalt grit application is in line with the expectations
and findings of other ... consequence of silicate
weathering.
In the 0–1 0 cm horizon of the limestone variant,
the increased content of exchangeable Ca and Mg is
in accordance with expectations a...
... was monitored continuously
throughout the growing season using the heat dissipation method
according to Granier [4, 5]. Heating of the upper probe was carried
out along a 20 mm long winding in ... quantities of precipitation
falling as snow in winter, leading to snow cover of three to four meters.
A strong seasonal pattern in summer precipitation, however, often
reduces wate...