Survival Percentage and Leaf Area Estimation of Populus deltoides on Degraded Sites Using Different Plantation Techniques under Temperate Conditions

Mushtaq, Tahir; Kashmir, India

doi:10.18782/2320-7051.5885

Int. J. Pure App. Biosci.

2017

DOI: 10.18782/2320-7051.5885

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Survival Percentage and Leaf Area Estimation of Populus deltoides on Degraded Sites Using Different Plantation Techniques under Temperate Conditions

Tahir Mushtaq¹,

India Kashmir²

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“…reported 58.00 to 80.00 % survival in P.ciliatatrial after 12 months of establishment Mushtaq et al (2017). reported 76.53 % survival of P.deltoides clones in degraded sites.…”

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Evaluation of Growth Performance of Five Provenances of Populus Ciliata Wall. Ex Royle Under High Hill Conditions of Himachal Himalayas, India

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A study was conducted at Jagatsukh, Kullu district of Himachal Pradesh India to investigate the field growth performance of male and female genotypes of Populus ciliata provenances viz., Khanola, Pahnala, Nashala, Solangnala and Gaganshil. The trial was established in a Randomized Block Design with three replications to find out suitable provenance for integration in agroforestry systems and afforestation programs in high hill temperate region of Himachal Himalayas. The growth traits demonstrated stability over different provenances except for crown width in different provenances. Maximum GBH (56.01 cm) was observed for Khanola provenance, however highest total height (19.04 m) and clean bole height (6.34 m) were recorded for Gaganshil provenance. Solangnala provenance demonstrated largest crown width (5.60 m) and survival percentage (75.00 %). Females performed better for GBH (54.70 cm), total height (17.83 m), crown width (4.40 m) and males performed better in terms of clean bole height (6.10 m) and survival percentage (63.33 %).

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“…reported 58.00 to 80.00 % survival in P.ciliatatrial after 12 months of establishment Mushtaq et al (2017). reported 76.53 % survival of P.deltoides clones in degraded sites.…”

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confidence: 99%

Evaluation of Growth Performance of Five Provenances of Populus Ciliata Wall. Ex Royle Under High Hill Conditions of Himachal Himalayas, India

Singh,

Sharma,

Sharma

et al. 2023

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Survival Percentage and Leaf Area Estimation of Populus deltoides on Degraded Sites Using Different Plantation Techniques under Temperate Conditions

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Evaluation of Growth Performance of Five Provenances of Populus Ciliata Wall. Ex Royle Under High Hill Conditions of Himachal Himalayas, India

Evaluation of Growth Performance of Five Provenances of Populus Ciliata Wall. Ex Royle Under High Hill Conditions of Himachal Himalayas, India

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