2017
DOI: 10.3406/revec.2017.1901
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Impacts of mulching and tree shelters on cork oak (Quercus suber L.) seedling survival and growth after four growing seasons

Abstract: Effet du paillage et des abris-serres sur la survie et la croissance de plants de Chêne-liège (Quercus suber L.) durant quatre saison de croissance. Cinq modalités de paillage (Pin pignon, Lentisque, mélange de Pin pignon et de Lentisque (paillages organiques), gravier (paillage inorganique) et témoin), ainsi que trois modalités d’abris-serres (non aérés, aérés et témoins) ont été testées. Aucun des deux types d’abris-serres aéré et non aéré n’a eu d’effet significatif sur le taux de survie des plants, al… Show more

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“…Increased height-to-diameter ratio under L-clearly indicates that seedlings invested more in height growth than in stem diameter (Mechergui & Pardos, 2017), which can be explained as a strategy for maximizing light interception. Indeed, it was observed under various light intensities that this ratio decreased with increasing light intensity (Daas-Ghrib, 2009).…”
Section: Height-to-diameter Ratiomentioning
confidence: 95%
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“…Increased height-to-diameter ratio under L-clearly indicates that seedlings invested more in height growth than in stem diameter (Mechergui & Pardos, 2017), which can be explained as a strategy for maximizing light interception. Indeed, it was observed under various light intensities that this ratio decreased with increasing light intensity (Daas-Ghrib, 2009).…”
Section: Height-to-diameter Ratiomentioning
confidence: 95%
“…Past studies investigating the growth response of oak seedlings to either water stress or shading were often limited to height, diameter and biomass measurements (Rao & Singh, 1986;Messina & Duncan, 1993;Wang & Bauerle, 2006;Březina & Dobrovolný, 2011). However, like other oak species (Champagnat et al, 1986;Harmer, 1990), cork oak has a typically rhythmic pattern of height growth (Mechergui et al, 2013;Mechergui & Pardos, 2017). The study of the periodic height growth pattern of oak species allows the main stem to be divided on other morphological entities called the growth unit (GU) and gives useful information on this growth response characterization.…”
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“…Studies on the effect of tree shelters are generally limited to one or two growing seasons, with little information available for longer periods (Taylor et al 2009;Mechergui et al 2012Mechergui et al , 2017Mariotti et al 2015). Against this background, this work aims to examine their effect in parallel with the type of regeneration method adopted in cork oak plantations in the Maamora forest, Morocco, during eight years of study.…”
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confidence: 99%