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Corrected Fig. 4 for
Al-Hawija B.N., Wagner V., Partzsch M., Hensen I. (2014). Germination differences between natural and afforested populations of Pinus brutia and Cupressus sempervirens. Silva Fennica 48 (4). 18 p.
Fig. 4. Relationship between mean germination percentage and annual precipitation and mean annual temperature per population of Pinus brutia and Cupressus sempervirens, respectively (natural populations: empty triangles; afforested populations: solid triangles).
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The comparison of the simulation results showed that Motti predicted up to 20 per cent and 9 per cent higher mean annual timber production (m 3 ha −1 a −1 ) for spruce and pine
A strong relationship was present between the bud set percentages and the mean annual temperature of the population sites with correlation coefficients r = –0.80 and r = –0.92
Pearson correlation coefficients calculated between climatic factors – mean monthly temperature (bars) and precipitation sums (lines), and residual chronologies of tree-ring
Statistically significant (p-value < 0.05) Pearson correlation and response function coefficients between climatic factors (mean temperature (temp.) and precipitation sums
For each study species, we compared the germination performance of seeds from natural and afforested populations and tested the following hypotheses: (1) Compared to natural
brutia, afforested populations showed significantly higher germination than natural populations under both drought stress levels (–0.2 and –0.4 MPa) at hot temperatures and
The data used in the current analysis were taken from the Swedish material of the larger research project (see Section 1) and consist of reflective log texts written as part of
Regarding the former, the new institutional set-up for the Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP), namely the European External Action Ser- vice (EEAS), has raised
