Abstract
Seedling storage and handling techniques are similar across western Canada. Under- standing seedling physiology permits management of the prestorage phase and assists in preparing seedlings for storage. Careful handling and packaging, appropriate storage conditions and management, as well as careful thawing and subsequent storage are essential to seedling vigour once outplanted. Outplanting seedlings while frozen has been investigated with favourable results. This new technique is seen as a new way to improve seedling survival and performance.
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Claims 3
Claim · model-written summary
Outplanting frozen seedlings is presented as a new way to improve seedling survival and performance, following investigations with favourable results.
- Taxon
- seedlingt0
- Treatment
- Outplanting seedlings while frozene1
- Outcome
- seedling survival and performancee2
- Direction
- improvee2
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t0“Seedling Storage and Handling in Western Canada”
e1“Outplanting seedlings while frozen has been investigated with favourable results”
e2“new way to improve seedling survival and performance”
Claim · model-written summary
Careful handling, packaging, storage conditions and thawing are essential to seedling vigour once outplanted.
Verbatim
t0“Seedling Storage and Handling in Western Canada”
e3“Careful handling and packaging, appropriate storage conditions and management, as well as careful thawing and subsequent storage are essential to seedling vigour once outplanted”
Claim · model-written summary
Seedling storage and handling techniques are similar across western Canada.
Verbatim
t0“Seedling Storage and Handling in Western Canada”
e4“Seedling storage and handling techniques are similar across western Canada”