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The authors attributed phenological duration to environmental factors.
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e0“duration of different phenoiogicai events is influenced by environmental factors”
t0“Teak”
Title
Growth Behaviour and Phenology of some Teak Clones
T. R. Pradhan; N. Bhol; A. K. Parida; et al. Indian Forester 2020. doi:10.36808/if/2020/v146i9/154913
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- Observation ORPUB 18 had maximum DBH at 31 and 32 years, 26.60 and 28.01 cm.
- Observation ORPUB 18 had maximum height at 31 and 32 years, 19.45 and 19.46 m.
- Observation ORPUB 13 had the lowest DBH at 31 and 32 years, 19.22 and 20.61 cm.
- Observation ORPUB 13 had the lowest height at 31 and 32 years, 15.23 and 15.31 m.
- Observation ORPUB21 had earlier phenology than other clones.
- Observation Peak leaf shedding was between the third week of December and the last week of January.
- Observation Leaf renewal occurred between April and May.
- Observation Peak flowering occurred from late July to early September.
- Observation Peak fruiting occurred from early September to late October.
- Observation Peak fruit fall occurred from the third week of December to the last week of January.
- Mechanism The authors interpreted diameter and height variation as indicating genetic control.