Claim · model-written summary
Spruce leaf-area index was 5.55.
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e0“At the same time, the leaf-area index (LAI) was calculated to be 5.55 and 5.94 in spruce and beech, respectively.”
Title
P. Kantor; F. Šach; V. Černohous Journal of Forest Science 2009. doi:10.17221/72/2008-jfs
Other claims from this paper (9)
- Observation In 2002, spruce stands had about 1,550 trees per hectare and mean height 10.1 m.
- Observation In 2002, beech stands had 7,440 trees per hectare and mean height 4.8 m.
- Observation First-season spruce foliage dry matter was 35 kg/ha.
- Observation First-season beech foliage dry matter was 70 kg/ha.
- Observation By 1987, spruce foliage dry matter had increased to 770 kg/ha.
- Observation By 1987, beech foliage dry matter had increased to 360 kg/ha.
- Observation At stand age 21, spruce foliage dry matter was 11,940 kg/ha.
- Observation At stand age 21, beech foliage dry matter was 3,050 kg/ha.
- Observation Beech leaf-area index was 5.94.