Performance of Quercus suber L. at nursery stage—application of two bio-inoculants under two distinct environments

In average, taller seed- lings had higher survival rate although absolute plant height tended to equal with time due to the higher relative growth rate of small seedlings compared

& Material and methods In this work, we assessed mor- phology, growth and survival of two Quercus species (Quercus ilex ssp. ballota and Quercus suber) using two different

The air temperature (T) was high across the three sampling times, especially throughout 2006 daytime and 2008 early evening samplings (> 28.1 °C). 2); these five compounds

Results from a principal component analysis of the studied variables: radial increments – Spring growth (SG) and annual growth (AG); climate – cumulative precipitation of

Several studies have attempted to assess vegetation flammability at different scales (Etlinger and Beall 2004, White and Zipperer 2010) and great difficulties in evaluating

ballota seedlings subjected to different N –P–K doses during autumn fertilization, were to deter- mine: (i) the morphological and nutritional status at the end of the nursery

There are at least two alternative explanations for this pattern of variation: (i) populations of Quercus suber have be- come differentiated as a result of an heterogeneous (and

Based on the a priori classification by nSSR and GMMs, we were able to develop a robust methodology for discriminating the sympatric oak species and explore the relationships