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Plant Growth Regulation, 2005
Comparisons between related species with different rooting capacities can provide insights into the mechanisms controlling adventitious root development. The availability of carbohydrates is often considered exclusively as an energetic requirement to drive root development; the major regulatory role in the process is often attributed to phytohormones ...
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Comparisons between related species with different rooting capacities can provide insights into the mechanisms controlling adventitious root development. The availability of carbohydrates is often considered exclusively as an energetic requirement to drive root development; the major regulatory role in the process is often attributed to phytohormones ...
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Bioherbicide Potential of Eucalyptus saligna Leaf Litter Essential Oil
Chemistry & Biodiversity, 2020AbstractWe aimed to evaluate the bioherbicide potential of Eucalyptus saligna leaf litter essential oil, its fractions and major compounds. Six essential oil fractions were obtained by preparative thin‐layer chromatography and analyzed by gas chromatography/mass spectrometry.
Eliane R. Silva +4 more
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Occurrence download eucalyptus-saligna-records-2023-02-13
2023ALA occurrence record ...
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Growth of Saligna Eucalyptus: A Spacing Study After Ten Years
Journal of Forestry, 1973Abstract Saligna eucalyptus trees, planted in Hawaii in 1961 at spacings ranging from 8-by-8 to 14-by-14 feet have grown rapidly in height and diameter. After 10 years, trees in all spacings averaged more than 90 feet tall. Average diameter ranged from 7.6 inches in the 8-foot spacing to 10.6 inches in the 14-foot spacing.
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Constituents of the leaves of Eucalyptus saligna
Biochemical Systematics and Ecology, 2003Anne-Claire Mitaine-Offer +6 more
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THE UTILISATION OF SOUTH AFRICAN GROWNEUCALYPTUS SALIGNA
Journal of the South African Forestry Association, 1940(1940). THE UTILISATION OF SOUTH AFRICAN GROWN EUCALYPTUS SALIGNA. Journal of the South African Forestry Association: Vol. 4, No. 1, pp. 46-54.
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THE ESTABLISHMENT AND REGENERATION OF EUCALYPTUS SALIGNA PLANTATIONS IN THE COASTAL BELT OF ZULULAND
Journal of the South African Forestry Association, 1955SUMMARY The history and development of the short rotation eucalyptus growing industry in South Africa is briefly dealt with. Today this industry covers over 200,000 acres, mainly consisting of E. saligna, and is concentrated in the Eastern and Northern Transvaal and along the sub-tropical coastal belt of Zululand where over 50,000 acres have already ...
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