Taper in Pinus Pinaster

Stoate, T. N.

doi:10.1080/00049158.1941.10675726

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“…The influence of age in stem form was examined by Stoate (1942) who showed that with trees of the same diameter at breast height but different ages the younger trees would haue greater taper because, as trees age, diameter increment declines faster than height increment. Reukema (1961) also showed that the position of maximum increment was shifting upwards with increasing age and therefore trees aging were becoming more cylindrical.…”

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The Effect of Fertilization on Stem Charecteristics of Pole Stage Sitka Spruce

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The effect of PK fertilization on the stem characteristics of pole stage Sitka spruce (Picea s;Ltchensis (Bong.) Carr.) was examined in this study.Ring width measurements were taken on cross-sectional cuts from each mid-internodal position, up to an over bark diameter of 7cm, for 40 control and 40 fertilised trees, and were used for the examination of the internal pattern of growth of the trees. Using the plotting facilities of the computer tree diagrams were constructed showing the different stages of the development of the trees. Following fertilization ring width and/or ring area increased dramatically over the stem of the fertilized trees, indicating possible changes in the stem form. The effect of fertilization was reflected clearly in the radial ring sequences, the longitudinal ring sequences and the sequences of rings parallel to the pith, as well as in the "contour diagrams" which were developed in particular for this study.

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The Effect of Fertilization on Stem Charecteristics of Pole Stage Sitka Spruce

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Taper in Pinus Pinaster

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The Effect of Fertilization on Stem Charecteristics of Pole Stage Sitka Spruce

The Effect of Fertilization on Stem Charecteristics of Pole Stage Sitka Spruce

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