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Ionic
interactions
between
precipitation
and
leaf
cuticles
T.
Scherbatskoy
University
of
Vermont,
Botany Department,
Burlington,
VT 05405,
U.S.A.
Introduction
The
leaf
cuticle ...
interactions
between
leaf
surfaces
and
precipitation,
particularly
the
role
of
the
leaf
cuticle
in
mediating
ion
transport
into
and
out
of
the
leaves.
Materi...
... DISCUSSION
AND
CONCLUSION
These
experiments
must
be
interpreted,
on
the
one
hand,
in
the
light
of
growth
modifi-
cations,
and,
on
the
other
hand,
in
the
light
of
the
leaf
composition. ...
1989
and
1992.
Statistical
tests
were
performed
from
the
mean
heights
or
height
increments
of
each
plot
(Snedecor
test).
Leaf
samples
were
taken
in
August...
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... produced
nearly two and four times as many ramets from root sprouts as
P. angustifolia and P. fremontii, respectively. Extensive vari-
ability in viability and fertility is also observed within and
between ... differentiate between
P. deltoides, P. nigra and P. × canadensis [10, 11, 67, 74, 100].
The enzyme loci Aco-3 and Mdh-3 were found diagnostic for
differentiating betwee...
... with
centromeric and intercalar bands on short arm (pairs 2, 7, and
8), chromosome pairs with centromeric and intercalar bands on
long arm (pairs 5, 9 and 12) and chromosome pairs with cen-
tromeric band and ... CMA bands (pairs 1,
4, 7 and 8), 2 with only centromeric bands (pairs 11 and 12)
and 3 pairs (2, 5 and 10) having both intercalary and centro-
meric bands (Figs....
... coefficients are globally low and positively
correlated genetically with RD, MND, EWD and LWP,
negatively with HI, and irregular with MXD and LWD. The
antagonism between growth rate and wood density mentioned
for ... circumstances and cannot
obtain
credible conclusions about genetic relationship between
HI and other density components, because the differences
between
fami...
... grandis plantations.
3.5. Comparison between the rate of tree growth
and density and extractable content
In order to determine if there was any relationship between
the rate of tree growth and ... treatments on growth and pulp properties of
Eucalyptus grandis stands established on infertile soils of the
Zululand coastal plain, S. Afr. For. J. 192 (2001) 9–18.
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... and other broadleaf spe-
cies, and 60 fir trees). Total volume of this loss was
about 135 m
3
/ha. Recruitment numbered 24 trees
per hectare (6 trees of beech and other broadleaf
species, and ... zone, and rep-
resenting the association Carici-Fagetum abietetosum (sample plots Facimiech and Walusiówka) and the community of
a transitory character between Dentario glandulosae...
... interflow and overland flow). e direct flow
Effects of drainage treatment and stand growth on changes
in runoff components from a forested watershed
V. Č, F. Š, D. K
Forestry and Game ... (base flow, subsurface flow and overland flow, in
other words slow, accelerated and rapid flows). Comparing the amount of slow and rapid runoff constituents (89.5–99.4%
and 0.6–10.5%...
... progenies
from seed orchards and natural stands. Scandinavian Jour-
nal of Forest Research, 15: 309–317.
H C.D.B., S K.B. (2000): Frost hardiness,
height, and dormancy of 15 short-day, ... Research, 22: 335–361.
J B. (1999): Stand establishment and early growth of
planted Pinus sylvestris and Picea abies related to microsite
conditions. Scandinavian Journal of For...