Forest regeneration on nutrient-poor peatlands: Effects of fertilization, mounding and sowing.
Silfverberg, Klaus
Silva Fennica · 1995
doi:10.14214/sf.a9208 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
The effects of wood ash and PK fertilization on natural regeneration and sowing of Scots pine ( L.) were studied in field experiments on nitrogen-poor (N 0.87â1.26%) peat substrates. The study material was derived from three drained, nutrient-poor pine mires (64°52â N, 25°08â E) at Muhos, near Oulu, Finland. The experimental fields were laid out in 1985 as a split-split-plot design including the following treatments; mounding, natural regeneration and sowing and fertilization; PK (400 kg ha) and wood ash (5,000 kg ha). The seedlings were inventoried in circles in JulyâAugust 1991.Pinus sylvestristot-1-1-11
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