analysis of crowns renewal of tilia platyphyllos and tilia cordata after deep rejuvenated pruning
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2010
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Abstract
Influence of deep rejuvenated pruning on renewal of trees’ crowns of the genus Tilia L. in conditions of pollution has been studied. The more intensive and prolonged growth of sprouts in rejuvenated trees was accompanied by more number of leaves in comparison with uncut trees. The almost full regeneration of the crown of rejuvenated trees is observed in several years.
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| Authors | ;E. А. Ponomaryova;V. P. Bessonova |
| Journal | eye & contact lens |
| Year | 2010 |
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10.15421/011028
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