Claim · model-written summary
The species will thrive with sandy-loam soil.
- Taxon
- Triplochiton scleroxylon
Triplochiton scleroxylont0 - Outcome
- thrive well with sandy-loam soile0
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Verbatim
e0“will thrive well with sandy-loam soil”
t0“Triplochiton scleroxylon”
Title
Iroko O. A; Asinwa I.O; Odewale M.A; et al. Journal of Forests 2020. doi:10.18488/journal.101.2020.71.32.35
Other claims from this paper (19)
- Intervention effect At 100%LI seedlings had the best height, diameter and leaf number.
- Observation At 100%LI collar diameter was 2.28±0.18mm.
- Observation At 100%LI leaf number was 13.11±0.96.
- Intervention effect At 25%LI seedling height was least at 10.23±0.59cm.
- Observation At 25%LI collar diameter was 1.97±0.13mm.
- Observation At 25%LI leaf number was 6.41±0.45.
- Intervention effect Loamy soil gave best height, 14.90±1.20cm.
- Observation Loamy soil collar diameter was 2.33±0.18mm.
- Observation Loamy soil leaf number was 13.11±0.32.
- Intervention effect Sandy soil gave least height, 11.00±0.61cm.
- Observation Sandy soil collar diameter was 1.99±0.13mm.
- Intervention effect Sandy-loam had least leaf number, 7.41±0.55.
- Intervention effect Sandy-loam under 100%LI gave best overall height, 23.80±0.75cm.
- Observation Sandy-loam under 100%LI gave collar diameter 4.69±0.34mm.
- Observation Sandy-loam under 100%LI gave 14.79±0.29 leaves.
- Intervention effect Clay under 25%LI gave least height, 10.30±0.68cm.
- Intervention effect Clay under 25%LI had least collar diameter, 3.69±0.28mm.
- Observation Sandy soil under 75%LI yielded 13.69±0.28 leaves.
- Recommendation The species requires little or no shade for rapid growth.