Claim · model-written summary
Seedling growth correlated positively with size at planting in every species tested.
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e0“for all tested species growth was positively correlated to seedling size at planting.”
t0“hardwood seedlings”
Title
Vladan Ivetić; Jovana Devetaković; Zoran Maksimović REFORESTA 2016. doi:10.21750/refor.2.02.17
Other claims from this paper (6)
- Association Initial seedling height and diameter were equally related to field performance.
- Method / resource Initial height and diameter forecast growth better than survival.
- Association The relation of initial morphology to survival varied by species.
- Observation Larger seedlings retained a size advantage.
- Association Smaller seedlings grew faster.
- Recommendation Both initial height and diameter should be considered for operational seedling quality testing.