Determination of adaptation ability of afforestation for non-wood forest products growing in Bartın-İnkumu region
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In this study carried out afforestation areas was established in 2016 by using 3 different tree species (Almond (Prunus dulcis L.), Silver Lime (Tilia tomentosa Moench.) and Bay Laurel (Laurus nobilis L.) in the Bartın-İnkumu region were determined growth performance and adaptation ability of tree species at the end of three years. In this context mean height, mean root collar diameter, mean the length of last year shoot and mean survival percentage were determined in this research. According to the results of measured and observed of almond, silver lime and bay laurel of mean height 112,6cm, 73,8cm and 51,7cm, mean root collar diameter 1,3cm, 1,5cm and 0,8cm, mean length of the last year shoot 13,7cm, 11,8cm and 9,4cm and mean survival percentage %80,3, %91,6 and %95,2 were determined respectively.
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Ali Duymuş
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Ali Duymuş (Master Thesis). Determination of adaptation ability of afforestation for non-wood forest products growing in Bartın-İnkumu region, 2019, Bartın University.
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