Ecophysiology of Northern Spruce Species: The Performance of Planted Seedlings

By B. Parker. 2001

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Analysis of vegetation distribution in Interior Alaska and sensitivity to climate change using a logistic regression approach (2005, background): “While warming generally improves tree growth in the temperature-limited boreal zone (Grossnickle, 2000), warming-induced soil moisture deficit can reduce the growth of white spruce (Szeicz & MacDonald, 1995; Barber et al.”
Mineral nutrition and growth of containerized Pinus halepensis seedlings under controlled-release fertilizer (2004, background): “Fertilization can accelerate shoot and root growth of plants, modify tissue nutrient contents and hence the amount of available reserves, improve post-transplant rooting and growth capacity, and increase resistance to water stress, low temperature and disease (Landis, 1985; van den Driessche, 1991, ”