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| Title: | Applying the target plant concept to nursery stock quality |
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| Author(s): | Landis, T.D.; Dumroese, R.K. |
| Date: | 2007 |
| Source: | Plant quality: a key to success in forest establishment. Proceedings of the COFORD Conference. Dublin, Ireland: National Council for Forest Research and Development. p 110. |
| Description: |
The basic tenet of the target plant concept is thatthe quality of nursery stock is determined byoutplanting performance (survival and growth),rather than characteristics or standardsmeasured at the nursery. This means that there isno all-purpose plant, but that each outplantingproject will require different species and stocktypes. In this paper, we discuss the six basicquestions that help define the target plant:
The target plant concept is a cyclic, continual process as outplanting site performance is usedto update target plant specifications. |
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