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Serbian spruce. Picea omorika.
, 2003 Serbian spruce. Picea omorika.
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station. Dept. of Forestry.
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, 2019 Genetic profiles of 689 Serbian spruce (Picea omorika) trees from 14 populations from the western part of the species range distribution, Republic of Srpska, Bosnia and Herzegovina, assessed by 10 nuclear microsattelites, eight published by Rungis et al.
Milan Mataruga (6845323) +7 more
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Characteristics of the seeds and cones of Serbian spruce - indicators of species endangerment
Abstract A significant amount of existing research indicates a persistent trend of declining populations and trees of the Serbian spruce (Picea omorika/Pančić/Purkyně), a tertiary relict, rare, endangered, and protected species. Understanding the characteristics of cones and seeds, along with the analysis of intra- and inter-population ...
Milan Mataruga +2 more
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SHOCK RESISTANCE OF SERBIAN SPRUCE WOOD FROM NATURAL AND PLANTED FORESTS
Contemporary MaterialsAmong other things, the origin of the stand has a great influence on the quality of wood as a material. One of the important indicators of wood quality is the impact strength, because a large number of wood products crack under the influence of dynamic and not under the influence of static load.
Vladimir Petković +4 more
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Genetika, 2013 Genetic-physiological approach was used in the study of the quality of Serbian spruce seed (Picea omorika /Pancic/Purkyn?), collected in the populations on the left bank of the river Drina. The seed originated from the three populations that represent the overall ecological and productive conditions of Serbian spruce populations in Bosnia ...
Branislav Cvjetkovic +6 more
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Serbian Spruce (\u3ci\u3ePicea omorika\u3c/i\u3e), Nebraska Forest Service
, 2005 There are several kinds of spruce that are planted in Nebraska. The most common are Colorado, Norway, and White (sometimes referred to as Black Hills). The Serbian Spruce (Picea omorika) is a new comer to the spruce line up and there is not a great deal ...
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, 2003 Colorado blue spruce in left foreground and Servian spruce in center background. Serbian spruce has columnar form. Plot B-1 in Secrest Arboretum. Photo by O.D. Diller.
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station. Dept. of Forestry.
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Effects of Bioturbation by Earthworms on Litter Flammability in Young and Mature Afforested Stands
FireThe quantity, quality, and accumulation rate of plant litter play a key role in forest floor flammability and, by extension, fire regimes. The varying foliage properties of different tree species also determine litter’s decomposition and its accumulation
Aneta Martinovská +2 more
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Environmental Monitoring and AssessmentThis paper aims to analyze the patterns and dynamics of long-term atmospheric pollution (deposition of Pb, Cd, and Hg) and its impact on Picea omorika (Pančić) Purk (Serbian spruce) forests in Tara National Park. Due to changing ecological conditions, these relict-endemic forests have experienced significant habitat loss and fragmentation of their last
Jelena Beloica +5 more
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Czech chomor, chmour ‘fallen needles’, Serbian omorika ‘spruce’ and some other related words
, 2017 The present paper aims to reconsider the etymology of Serbian omorika ‘spruce’ in the light of a new evidence, both historical and dialectal, suggesting that the Old Serbian form of the word was homorika, with its closest parallel in Czech obsolete ...
Loma, Aleksandar
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