Claim · model-written summary
Stump height increased the number of sprouts per stump.
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Verbatim
e0“stump height positively affected number of sprouts/stump.”
t0“hybrid poplar coppicing”
Title
Effect of harvesting season on hybrid poplar coppicing
Terry F. Strong; Jerry Zavitkovskj 1983
Other claims from this paper (6)
- Intervention effect Leafless-season harvest improved stump survival.
- Intervention effect Leafless-season harvest improved dominant sprout height and diameter growth.
- Intervention effect Leafless-season harvest increased the number of live sprouts per stump taller than 1.37m.
- Intervention effect Growing-season harvest discouraged coppicing.
- Intervention effect Stump height did not affect stump survival or dominant sprout growth.
- Recommendation The authors recommend short stumps to concentrate growth on a few sprouts.