Claim · model-written summary
The authors suggest that cornelian cherry could be used to rehabilitate degraded forest stands in the Arasbaran region.
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e5“using cornellian cherry as a multi-purposes species suggested the possibility of rehabilitating degraded forest stands in Arasbaran region”
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Ahmad Alijanpour; Abbas Banj Shafiei; Atifa Asghari DOAJ (DOAJ: Directory of Open Access Journals) 2014
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- Observation Average tree ring width differed significantly among aspects of Cornus mas.
- Association Ring width was greatest in the east aspect (1.34 mm) compared with the other aspects.
- Association Annual ring width had a significant positive relationship with temperature in the northern and eastern aspects.
- Association Annual ring width had a significant positive relationship with precipitation in the southern aspect.
- Association CaCo3% (28.8) in the soil was significantly higher in the east than in the other aspects.
- Association Clay content (45%) in the soil was significantly higher in the east than in the other aspects.
- Association NH4+ (57.3 mg/kg) in the soil was significantly higher in the east than in the other aspects.
- Association NO3- (12 mg/kg) in the soil was significantly higher in the east than in the other aspects.
- Association Exchangeable Ca (22.9 cmol/kg) in the soil was significantly higher in the east than in the other aspects.