2011
DOI: 10.15177/seefor.11-11
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The Silviculture of Black Locust (Robinia pseudoacacia L.) in Hungary: a Review

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“…It is expected that perennial energy crops should be highly productive and their biomass should be characterized by a high lower heating value and a low content of ash. Perennial crop species are divided into the ones yielding wood, semi-wood and straw biomass which differs in its quality parameters as solid fuel (Redei et al, 2008;Stolarski et al, 2008;Kollas et al, 2009;Fortier et al, 2010;Przyborowski et al, 2012). The thermophysical and chemical characteristics of biomass from different crop species are also affected by the harvest time and the course of weather during that period .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is expected that perennial energy crops should be highly productive and their biomass should be characterized by a high lower heating value and a low content of ash. Perennial crop species are divided into the ones yielding wood, semi-wood and straw biomass which differs in its quality parameters as solid fuel (Redei et al, 2008;Stolarski et al, 2008;Kollas et al, 2009;Fortier et al, 2010;Przyborowski et al, 2012). The thermophysical and chemical characteristics of biomass from different crop species are also affected by the harvest time and the course of weather during that period .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Pinus pinea showed no growth reduction under saline conditions [168], and Pinus banksiana growth may have been stimulated by certain levels of salinity [169]. Among tree crops, short-rotation woody crop (SRWC) species have particularly strong bioenergy potential because of fast growth and high yields [185][186][187][188]. Salt-tolerant SRWC species include several poplar (Populus spp.)…”
Section: Salt-tolerant Biomass Cropsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Rendkívüli alkalmazkodóképességének köszönhetően mára teljesen meghonosodott (RÉDEI et al, 2008), sőt az akácosok területe a rendszerváltás és az EUcsatlakozás óta nagymértékben növekedett Magyarországon (BARTHA et al, 2014). Nagy ökológiai tűrőképessége miatt olyan termőhelyekre is telepíthető, ahol a szán-tóföldi kultúrák termesztése már nem gazdaságos (JÁRÓ 1982;BALOGH et al, 2006).…”
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