Biomass increment, biomass allocation and fine-root morphology were compared on four-year old Fagus sylvatica seedlings growing under low (11% relative irradiance), medium (14–19%) or high (46%) irradiance under natural Pinus sylvestris canopies, and under full light in a weeded meadow in the French Massif Central. Significant differences in biomass increment were found among plots in relation to light regime and interspecific competition. Light regime had little effect on shoot-to-root ratio and biomass allocation, but had a clear impact on above- and belowground morphological variables. Beech seedlings displayed a lower specific root length (SRL) and a higher specific leaf area (SLA) under shade, thus indicating morphological adjustment t...
$\bullet$ The effect of two weeds (grasses and broom, Cytisus scoparius) competition on the growth a...
To gain a better understanding of beech growth requirements and assess the competition with the surr...
- To gain a better understanding of beech growth requirements and assess the competition with the su...
Biomass increment, biomass allocation and fine-root morphology were compared on four-year old Fagus ...
Biomass increment, biomass allocation and fine-root morphology were compared on four-year old Fagus ...
The effects of shading levels, comparable to the light quantity and quality below the canopy of a No...
The paper presents the production and allocation of aboveground biomass in 7-yr-old saplings of Euro...
Plant growth is almost always limited by light availability and competition. However, plants are gen...
Beech seedlings were established in the understory of a Pinus sylvestris plantation close to one of...
Dynamic of canopy opening and reclosure is often used to promote the natural recruitment in forest. ...
peer-reviewedThe survival, morphological, and growth responses of European beech (Fagus sylvatica L....
[Departement_IRSTEA]GT [TR1_IRSTEA]SET / BIOFORInternational audienceIt is well know that light requ...
Silver birch (Betula pendula Roth), pedunculate oak (Quercus robur L.) and beech (Fagus sylvatica L....
The survival and growth of natural beech regeneration after canopy removal is variable and little is...
The need to develop forest management systems other than clearfelling has resulted in a requirement ...
$\bullet$ The effect of two weeds (grasses and broom, Cytisus scoparius) competition on the growth a...
To gain a better understanding of beech growth requirements and assess the competition with the surr...
- To gain a better understanding of beech growth requirements and assess the competition with the su...
Biomass increment, biomass allocation and fine-root morphology were compared on four-year old Fagus ...
Biomass increment, biomass allocation and fine-root morphology were compared on four-year old Fagus ...
The effects of shading levels, comparable to the light quantity and quality below the canopy of a No...
The paper presents the production and allocation of aboveground biomass in 7-yr-old saplings of Euro...
Plant growth is almost always limited by light availability and competition. However, plants are gen...
Beech seedlings were established in the understory of a Pinus sylvestris plantation close to one of...
Dynamic of canopy opening and reclosure is often used to promote the natural recruitment in forest. ...
peer-reviewedThe survival, morphological, and growth responses of European beech (Fagus sylvatica L....
[Departement_IRSTEA]GT [TR1_IRSTEA]SET / BIOFORInternational audienceIt is well know that light requ...
Silver birch (Betula pendula Roth), pedunculate oak (Quercus robur L.) and beech (Fagus sylvatica L....
The survival and growth of natural beech regeneration after canopy removal is variable and little is...
The need to develop forest management systems other than clearfelling has resulted in a requirement ...
$\bullet$ The effect of two weeds (grasses and broom, Cytisus scoparius) competition on the growth a...
To gain a better understanding of beech growth requirements and assess the competition with the surr...
- To gain a better understanding of beech growth requirements and assess the competition with the su...