European white elm biomass production (Ulmus laevis Pall.) in high-density plantation
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Jul 10, 2018
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This paper provides first report for European white elm potential for biomass production. High density plantation (71,428 seedlings ha-1) was established on spring 2012th near Belgrade from one-year-old seedlings, produced from seed. Weed control and irrigation was practiced only in the first growing season, without fertilization. In a three year rotation, European white elm plants in a high density plantation reach average height of 341.11 cm and average root collar diameter of 31.9 mm, with height increase of about 1 m, diameter increase of about 1 cm per year. At the end of three-years rotation total produced biomass was 90 odt ha-1, or 30 odt ha-1 year-1. Biomass production of European white elm is in range or higher compared to traditionally used species, indicating the need for further research on planting material, plant density and cultural practices.
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Devetaković, Jovana R, Nebojša Todorović, Dragica Vilotić, and Vladan Ivetić. “European White Elm Biomass Production (Ulmus Laevis Pall.) in High-Density Plantation”. REFORESTA0, no. 5 (July 10, 2018): 22-26. Accessed September 27, 2023. https://journal.reforestationchallenges.org/index.php/REFOR/article/view/85.
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