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This paper describes root biochemical characteristics of naturally regenerated Douglas-fir trees growing on a wide variety of sites in the inland Northwest. Roots of trees growing on dry, warm Douglas-fir habitat series had significantly greater concentrations of sugar and tannins, higher tannin/suagar ratios, and significantly lower phenolic concentrations and phenolic/sugar ratios than the roots of Douglas-fir trees growing on grand fir habitat series or western red cedar habitat series. Possible links between Douglas-fir root biochemical characteristics and susceptibility to root disease, particularly Armillaria, and tree resistance to drought are discussed.

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Root Chemistry of Mature Douglas-fir Differs by Habitat Type in the Inland Northwest
Creator:
Moore, J.A.; Mika, P.G.; Shaw, T.M.
Date Created (ISO Standard):
1999-03-01
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This paper describes root biochemical characteristics of naturally regenerated Douglas-fir trees growing on a wide variety of sites in the inland Northwest. Roots of trees growing on dry, warm Douglas-fir habitat series had significantly greater concentrations of sugar and tannins, higher tannin/suagar ratios, and significantly lower phenolic concentrations and phenolic/sugar ratios than the roots of Douglas-fir trees growing on grand fir habitat series or western red cedar habitat series. Possible links between Douglas-fir root biochemical characteristics and susceptibility to root disease, particularly Armillaria, and tree resistance to drought are discussed.
Subjects:
research (document genres) roots (plant components) statistics
Location:
North and Central Idaho; Eastern Washington; Western Montana; Northeastern Oregon
Publisher:
Intermountain Forest Tree Nutrition Cooperative, University of Idaho, College of Forest, Wildlife and Range Sciences, Moscow
Source:
Moore, J.A., P.G. Mika, T.M. Shaw, 1999. IFTNC Supplemental Report No. 2, Root Chemistry of Mature Douglas-fir Differs by Habitat Type in the Inland Northwest. IFTNC, FWR, Univ. of Idaho, Moscow.
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Root_Chemistry_of_Mature_Douglas-fir_Differs_by_Habitat_Type_Inland_NW_IFTNC_1999
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Language:
eng

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