Spacing and diameter limed beech east and the effect of the earth macronutrients

In this study, distance and macro nutrients in leaves of beech trees on the effects of liming were investigated.There was made clear cutting application in 1985 and was planted with beech seedling. Study areas were selected beech plantation areas such as 2x3 m plant distance plots. Average rainfall amount of year is 2644 mm/year. At the end of rainfall, soils have asidic characters because of washed soil. As a result of acid soils due to excessive rains flushed character. Degrees in the field of soil acidity (pH) ranged from 4.5 to 5.400 m 2 area in the field trial was established eighteen. Menarche lime application of these areas 3, 3 moderate distance menarche, menarche severe spacing 3, 3, spacing + lime menarche moderate, 3 + lime distance menarche was severe. The remaining 3 units are left as a testing ground in the control area. First year (2008) 100 kg lime aplied for this areas and second year (2009) 100 kg lime applied. Total 200 kg liming applied in these areas. Before the study, soil pH was measured 4,72 in these control areas. After two years, soil pH was measured 5,78.As a result of statistical analysis of the measurements and macro nutrients in leaves a significant impact on the transactions that have been identified. Rates were constant flare-ups of macro-nutrients according to the Transactions. Plant nutrients in leaves with severe thinning + liming practices in the trial areas were measured up to a positive direction.Key Words: Beech, Nitrogen, Phosphorus, Potassium, Calcium, Magnesium.