A, hippocastanum 1 claim

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In A. hippocastanum, seedling height correlated with mother-tree vigor in both years.

Taxon: A, hippocastanume0
Material: A, hippocastanume0
Outcome: correlatione0
Qualifier: both yearse0

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“In A, hippocastanum, a correlation was found in both years”
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Progeny Testing in Street Trees Subjected to Roadside Soil Pollution

Oddmund Fostad; Per Anker Pedersen Arboriculture & Urban Forestry 1998. doi:10.48044/jauf.1998.016

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Intervention effect Roadside soil seedlings were 64% shorter than peat-grown seedlings.
Observation Roadside-soil stunting was greatest in A. platanoides.
Observation Roadside-soil stunting was least in B. pendula.
Association In A. platanoides, seedling height correlated with mother-tree vigor in 1993.
Association In A. platanoides, the height-vigor correlation was absent in 1992.
Observation Seedlings from A. hippocastanum mother trees with excellent vigor had the best vigor and growth.
Observation B. pendula produced the most homogeneous seedlings.
Intervention effect Roadside soil induced earlier seedling leaf drop than peat.