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Some details are given of the climate for tree growth at 2 sites, 350 and 600 m altitude, in Albania, carrying various degraded broadleaved stands of low density. The main species are oak (Quercus cerris, Q. petraea) and chestnut (Castanea sativa). Some recommendations are made for the...

Author(s)
Dida, M.
Citation
Bujqësia Shqiptare, 1994, No. 3, pp 14-17
Abstract

This special number includes: Preservation of the understorey of Beech stands tended by moderate thinning from above, as exemplified by the 'Michaelis stands' in Bramwald instructional forest (G. Freist; 10 ref.) [the author favours the retention of understorey Beech for silvicultural reasons and...

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Forst- und Holzwirt, 1972, 27, 4, pp 69-79
Abstract

Four planting schemes (100×10, 50×20, 50×10 and 50×15 cm) and 3 nitrogen fertilizer rates (5, 8 or 11 kg/ha) were tested for growing osiers of Salix viminalis in Grebovica, Pogradeci district, Albania.

Author(s)
Hoxha, N.
Citation
Buletini i Shkencave Bujqësore, 1989, 28, 2, pp 91-96
Abstract

Discusses, largely on the basis of published literature, the effect of species (and of provenance and genotype), site, and silviculture (method of regeneration, spacing, pruning, fertilizing, water regulation etc.) on wood properties (density and its distribution in the stem, juvenile wood, knots). ...

Author(s)
Brunig, E. F.
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Mitteilungen der Bundesforschungsanstalt fur Forst- und Holzwirtschaft, 1971, No. 82, pp 121-41
Abstract

Discusses, largely on the basis of published experience from SW Germany, the optimum 'production chains' (including cooperation between manufacturer and forester) from silviculture via felling, barking, trimming, sorting, skidding etc. to scaling and selling, with special reference to optimum...

Author(s)
Hofle, H. H.
Citation
Forst- und Holzwirt, 1972, 27, 7, pp 141-6, 148-51
Abstract

Making use of numerical data from Finnish yield tables for Pinus sylvestris, the author examined different expressions defining normality in even-aged stands, e.g. the bell-shaped curve, the sigmoid curve of relative cumulative frequencies, the probit test, and Jedlinski's diameter-distribution...

Author(s)
Boudru, M.
Publisher
Societe royale forestiere de Belgique, Bruxelles, Belgium
Citation
Bulletin de la Societe Royale Forestiere de Belgique, 1971, 78, 12, pp 461-77
Abstract

KEYWORDS: Pinus banksiana silviculture, general \ Regeneration \ artificial regeneration \ seeds \ seeds \ certification \ Silviculture

Author(s)
Barner, H.
Citation
Papers. FAO World Consult. For. Genet., Stockholm 1963, 1963, No. FAO/FORGEN 63/-8/6, pp iii + 6
Abstract

cf. F.A. 23 No. 1855; 27 No. 5755.] A preliminary evaluation of these W. German trials begun in. KEYWORDS: wood density \ relation \ provenance \ Larix leptolepis provenance \ nurseries \ forest nurseries \ provenance trials \ Silviculture

Author(s)
Maschning, E.
Publisher
Instutut fur Forstgenetik und Forstplanzenzuchtung, Schmalenbeck,
Citation
Result of the Schmalenbeck Japanese Larch provenance test., 1968, pp 7 pp.
Abstract

In tests on 8 species, scarification improved the speed and % of germination of Koelreuteria paniculata [cf. F.A. 20 No. 3066], Delonix regia [cf. F.A. 10 No. 1775], Peltophorum dubium and Terminalia tomentosa. KEYWORDS: Delonix regia \ Koelreuteria paniculata \ nurseries \ forest nurseries \...

Author(s)
Zentsch, W.; Kaul, ML. H.
Citation
Beitrage zur Tropischen und Subtropischen Landwirtschaft und Tropenveterinarmedizin, Leipzig, 1968, 6, 3, pp 213-9
Abstract

Germination of Pinus densiflora seed in the dark was stimulated by pre-sowing treatment with HgCl2 [cf. F.A. 29 No. 3744]. Treated seed overcame the inhibitory effect of far-red illumination to some extent, but not when the testa had been removed before treatment. The toxicity shown by high...

Author(s)
Hatano, K.
Publisher
Tokyo Daigaku Nogakubu Fuzoku Enshurin, Tokyo, Japan
Citation
Bulletin of the Tokyo University Forests, 1968, No. 64, pp 285-92

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