Selection and optimum fertilization of Betula platyphylla hybrid clones for growth

Song, Shanshan; Cheng, Siqi; Jia, Zhen; Li, Minghui; Ji, Jiabao; Yang, Yifan; Wang, Chu; Gu, Chao; Yu, Qibin; Weng, Yuhui

doi:10.1007/s00468-020-02049-9

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“…In addition, the growth traits of 37 B. platyphylla clones were evaluated; subsequently, seven superior clones were identified, whose mean height, ground diameter and number of lateral branches were 11.31%, 9.91% and 8.93% higher than the average of all the clones, respectively [23]. In another study, five superior clones of B. platyphylla were selected according to plant height, ground diameter and volume after fertilization [24].…”

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Genetic Improvement of Betula platyphylla Suk. in China: A Review

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Birch (Betula platyphylla Suk.), distributed in Eurasia, North America, and Australia, is a kind of cold-resistant, fast-growing, and vital pulpwood tree species. It is also one of the most important ecological restoration tree species with high values of economic benefits in Northeast China. To improve the genetic gain and expand the economic benefit of B. platyphylla, many genetic improvements have been carried out. In China, B. platyphylla is widely distributed and varied, and there are many varieties with excellent genetic characteristics. In this paper, the genetic improvement of B. platyphylla was reviewed, and the previous research results were discussed from two aspects: conventional breeding and molecular breeding. Some problems and corresponding solutions in the genetic improvement were put forward to provide ideas for B. platyphylla breeding in the future.

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