Ten-year responses of ponderosa pine plantations to repeated vegetation and nutrient control along an environmental gradient

@article{Powers1999TenyearRO,
  title={Ten-year responses of ponderosa pine plantations to repeated vegetation and nutrient control along an environmental gradient},
  author={R. Powers and Phillip E. Reynolds},
  journal={Canadian Journal of Forest Research},
  year={1999},
  volume={29},
  pages={1027-1038}
}
  • R. Powers, Phillip E. Reynolds
  • Published 1999
  • Biology
  • Canadian Journal of Forest Research
    • Des traitements de controle de la vegetation, des nutriments et des insectes ont ete appliques a plusieurs reprises selon un dispositif factoriel dans trois plantations differentes de Pinus ponderosa var. ponderosa Dougl. ex Laws, en Californie. Apres 10 ans, les resultats montrent que la productivite potentielle est beaucoup plus elevee qu'on l'avait cru precedemment. Les gains en volume de la tige etaient directement relies a l'augmentation du volume de la cime. Les problemes dus aux insectes… CONTINUE READING
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