Evaluation of the behavior of some genotypes of Salix sp. in the conditions of sandy soils.

M. Soare, P. Iancu, E. Bonciu, I. Nicolae, L. B. Dragomir, O. Păniță
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The aim of this study was to make a comparative analyse of nine willow genotypes (seven Romanian and two Swedish clones) in order to test them for short rotation coppice. Researches have been carried out in the sandy soils from Southern Romania, over a period of two years of vegetation. There were made determinations as concern plants growth and development and were referring to survival rate, stem height, number of shoots/plant and stem diameter at the base. Hydric stress is one of the main factors of limiting plant growth on this type of soil and the experimented willow genotypes have reacted differently. The obtained results have shown the fact that the largest vegetative growth was recorded in Pesred and Inger genotypes. It also emphasizes with good results in terms of the quantity of biomass RO 1077, Fragisal and Robisal genotypes. Based on the obtained results it can appreciate that Salix sp. represents a solution of utilize the sandy soils which have low fertile and obtaining considerable amounts of biomass, in the conditions of ensuring of water and nutritive resources.
沙质土壤条件下一些基因型柳属植物的行为评价。
本研究的目的是对9个柳树基因型(7个罗马尼亚无性系和2个瑞典无性系)进行比较分析,以便对它们进行短轮伐试验。对罗马尼亚南部的沙质土壤进行了为期两年的植被研究。对植物的生长发育进行了测定,包括成活率、茎高、芽数/株和基部茎粗。水分胁迫是限制植物在这类土壤上生长的主要因素之一,试验柳树基因型对水分胁迫的反应不同。所获得的结果表明,在Pesred和Inger基因型中记录的营养生长最大。在RO 1077、Fragisal和Robisal基因型的生物量方面也得到了很好的结果。由此可以看出,在保证水分和养分资源的条件下,柳属植物是一种利用低肥力和获得大量生物量的沙质土壤的解决方案。
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