Growth Characteristics of Fraxinus velutina Under Different Site Conditions

Hong-Qi Yang, Jiang-Xiao Li, Ya-Feng Yang, Yan-Ping Liu, Guang-Hui Chen, Wan-Xi Peng

Ekoloji, 2019, Issue 108, Pages: 177-181

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Abstract

Stem-analysis and timber segregation observation were conducted to investigate the effects of different site conditions on the height, ground diameter, volume and fiber morphology of Fraxinus velutina. The results showed that the growth characteristics were significant difference on the different site conditions. Fraxinus velutina grew better on the site of sufficient water and fertilizer and good soil texture. The growth characteristics were medium，but it was suitable for furniture and fiberboard processing industry.

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