Field performance of silver-birch planting-stock grown at different spacing and in containers of different volume

By P. Aphalo, R. Rikala. New forests, 2003

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Quantifying root system quality of nursery seedlings and relationship to outplanting performance (2005, background): “Container seedling root system morphology can be affected by the growing media and associated physical properties, container treatments (Arnold and Struve 1993), the size and shape of containers (Funk 1971; Aphalo and Rikala 2003), and the spacing of the containers (Aphalo and Rikala 2003).”
Root Morphology, Stem Growth and Field Performance of Seedlings of Two Mediterranean Evergreen Oak Species Raised in Different Container Types (2005, background): “Contrary to what has been reported for larger containers with lower growing densities (Aphalo and Rikala, 2003; Landis et al., 1990; Tanaka and Timmis, 1974), the paper-pot although it is smaller in size and create higher seedling densities than quick-pot, it increased shoot height, diameter,…”