Differential Sensitivity to Waterlogging

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  • P. B. Catlin
چکیده

Screening for tolerance of additional seedling types was continued on a reduced scale. J. nigra seedlings from 3 sources were no different than those of J. hindsii. ~. californica seedlings (1 source) had slightly greater average tolerance than those of J. hindsii. Single comparisons indicated no difference between J. honorei and J. hindsii and only a suggestion that 11anregian seedlings (1 source) might be slightly more tolerantthan progeny of common J. regia varieties. However, seedlings of a J. regia tree from India were considerably more tolerant than any other seed source of this species tested. This confirms the prediction that seed sources within a species with enhanced tolerance to WL do exist.

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تاریخ انتشار 2007