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Allometry Varies among 6-Year-Old Pinus taeda (L.) Clones in the Virginia Piedmont

2013-02-01

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Clonal forestry is becoming a reality in the southeastern United States owing to recent improvements in somatic embryogenesis for Pinus taeda (L.). Differences in aboveground and belowground carbon allocation between individual genotypes could have significant implications for productivity and carbon sequestration and cycling in clonal plantations. We assessed biomass partitioning, allometry, coarse root morpholog...

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8ddb705a-c6b5-5a72-bd8a-10dedfc70f17
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10.5849/forsci.10-095
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