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The importance of initial cutting size for improving the growth performance of Salix alba L.

Survival and early growth and yield of Salix alba L. over two successive 2‐year rotations were evaluated under nursery conditions that included irrigation during the first growing season. A six‐yea...

O. Hendrickson | L. Roy | D. Burgess

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