Claim · model-written summary
The five new Xianglin clones of poplar did not differ significantly in seedling cuttings and were suitable for field application.
- Material
- new Xianglin clonese1
- Outcome
- significant differences in seedling cuttingse1
- Qualifier
- suitable for field applicatione1
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Verbatim
e1“There were no significant differences in seedling cuttings among the 5 new Xianglin clones of poplar,and which were suitable for field application”
Title
Tang Yuxi Hunan Forestry Science and Technology 2009
Other claims from this paper (7)
- Observation The control clone Zhonghan-17 had the lowest survival rate in field cutting, very significantly different from the five new Xianglin clones.
- Association Seedling survival rate of poplar decreased as the cutting position taken along the stem increased.
- Observation Cuttings from the second, third and fourth positions did not differ significantly in poplar seedling survival.
- Association Preservation rate and seedling survival rate of poplar were positively correlated with the number of shoots breaking out at the cortex.
- Association Survival and preservation rates of poplar cuttings had no relation with hair root length in water culture.
- Association Seedling height growth of poplar had no relation with the number of shoots breaking out at the cortex in water culture.
- Intervention effect Without drought-resistance measures in summer, poplar cutting survival at year end was lower than the spring average.