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Peculiarities of mycorrhiza growing of Scots pine seedlings of several populations

Riepsas, E.; Aucina, A.

Miskininkyste (2(54)): 31-43

2003

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One of the major factors restricting forest cover enlargement in Lithuania is provision of planting material of high quality. The improvement of planting material quality requires mycorrhizas. The influence of different substrata for seedbeds (Scots pine stand litter and oak stand litter, decomposed peat substrata) on Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris L.) seedlings from different populations (Telsiai, Svencion eliai, Veisiejai populations) was investigated.

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