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Effects of Seedbed Density on One-Year-Old Fraxinus angustifolia Seedling Characteristics and Outplanting Performance

Cicek, E., Cicek, N., and Bilir, N. New Forests 33(1):81-91. 2007.

To assess the effects of seedling spacing on one-year-old seedling morphology in the nursery, seeds of three provenances of Fraxinus angustifolia were sown at five different seedling spacings within rows of two different spacings in the seedbed. Subsequent growth performance of one-year-old seed-lings was assessed by planting in the forest.


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Author(s): Emrah Cicek, Nurten Cicek, Nebi Bilir

Section: Bareroot Production