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Effects of spacing and post-planting treatments on survival and growth of Fraxinus angustifolia seedlings

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2010

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Çiçek, Emrah
Yılmaz, Faruk
Tilki, Fahrettin
Çiçek, Nurten

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Cicek, E., Yilmaz, F., Tilki, F., & Cicek, N. (2010). Effects of spacing and post-planting treatments on survival and growth of Fraxinus angustifolia seedlings. Journal of environmental biology, 31(4), 515-519.

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This study was conducted at a bottomland hardwood site with heavy textured soil in Akyazi, Turkey to determine the effect of initial spacing (3.0 x 3.0, 3.0 x 2.0, 2.5 x 1.6 and 2.5 x 1.2 m) and post-planting treatments (untreated check, moving, hoeing, disking, and hoeing plus disking) on early survival and growth,of Fraxinus angustifolia Vahl. One-year old bare-root seedlings (70 +/- 5 cm in height) were hand-planted in December 2004. Through three years survival was perfect with a rate of 98% in all treatments. Spacing and the interaction between spacing and post-planting treatment did not significantly affect seedling growth through three years. However, height and diameter growth increased overtime and differed significantly among post-planting treatments. The hoeing and hoeing plus disking treatments gave the highest growth, and resulted in about 31% increase in diameter and height increment, and in total diameter and height about 20%. These results suggest that post-planting treatments on bottomland sites with heavy textured soil give promising results.

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Journal of Environmental Biology

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31

Issue

4

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https://hdl.handle.net/11494/1883

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