Biomass from short rotation coppice (SRC) plantations may help reducing fossil fuel consumption. The development of mixed-species plantations, introducing a nitrogen-fixing species could be a solution to reduce the risk of fertility decline in SRC. Nevertheless, the success or failure of the mixture will depend on the competition and complementarity processes, for light and soil resources (water and nutrients), between both species. The objectives of this study were to determine the impact of a mixture of poplar and black locust, on growth, biomass production and nitrogen uptake in the plantation. Instrumented monocultures and mixed plantations of both species have been studied during four years. Repeated above-and belowground biomass estim...
The effect of different vegetation control methods (mowing and cultivation between plantation rows, ...
The success of mixed-species tree plantations depends on the balance between positive and negative i...
The success of mixed-species tree plantations depends on the balance between positive and negative i...
Les taillis à courte rotation (TCR) permettent de produire de la biomasse ligneuse, alternative aux ...
National audienceDescription of the subject. This article presents the aboveground and belowground b...
National audienceDescription of the subject. This article presents the aboveground and belowground b...
Abstract Short rotation coppice plays an important role for biomass production. Mixing fast‐growing ...
In short rotation coppice (SRC) plantations, there may be a risk of soil fertility decline requiring...
Mixed stands with nitrogen fixing secondary species can improve the vigour and the stand environment...
National audienceOur aim is to study the biomass production potentialities of traditional coppice, f...
Key message : In a mixed poplar/black locust plantation in central France, adverse conditions have l...
Black locust ( Robinia preudoacacia) had introduced form north America for vegetation stability afte...
The present study was conducted in an 11 year old trial of mixed plantation located in the Northeast...
We investigated the influence of the exotic nitrogen-fixing black locust (Robinia pseudoacacia) on n...
Short rotation coppices play an increasing role in providing wooden biomass for energy. Mixing fast-...
The effect of different vegetation control methods (mowing and cultivation between plantation rows, ...
The success of mixed-species tree plantations depends on the balance between positive and negative i...
The success of mixed-species tree plantations depends on the balance between positive and negative i...
Les taillis à courte rotation (TCR) permettent de produire de la biomasse ligneuse, alternative aux ...
National audienceDescription of the subject. This article presents the aboveground and belowground b...
National audienceDescription of the subject. This article presents the aboveground and belowground b...
Abstract Short rotation coppice plays an important role for biomass production. Mixing fast‐growing ...
In short rotation coppice (SRC) plantations, there may be a risk of soil fertility decline requiring...
Mixed stands with nitrogen fixing secondary species can improve the vigour and the stand environment...
National audienceOur aim is to study the biomass production potentialities of traditional coppice, f...
Key message : In a mixed poplar/black locust plantation in central France, adverse conditions have l...
Black locust ( Robinia preudoacacia) had introduced form north America for vegetation stability afte...
The present study was conducted in an 11 year old trial of mixed plantation located in the Northeast...
We investigated the influence of the exotic nitrogen-fixing black locust (Robinia pseudoacacia) on n...
Short rotation coppices play an increasing role in providing wooden biomass for energy. Mixing fast-...
The effect of different vegetation control methods (mowing and cultivation between plantation rows, ...
The success of mixed-species tree plantations depends on the balance between positive and negative i...
The success of mixed-species tree plantations depends on the balance between positive and negative i...