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Influence of limestone and amphibolite application on growth of Norway spruce plantation under harsh mountain conditions
Picea abies forest soil chemical amelioration growth nutrition
2015/4/14
The results of a fifteen-year period of investigations conducted on Norway spruce in the upper plateau of the Jizerské hory Mts. were summarised. The objectives were to evaluate the growth performance...
Growth response of Alnus viridis to application of crushed limestone and amphibolite and forestry potential of the species in harsh acidic mountain sites
Alnus alnobetula amelioration Duschekia alnobetula initial fertilizing Jizerské hory Mts
2015/3/27
An experiment with seedlings of Alnus viridis was established on a clear-felled tract situated on a summit tableland of the Jizerské hory Mts. (central Europe, Czech Republic) at an altitude of 980 m ...
Analysis of the aerial application of fertilizer and dolomitic limestone
fertilization liming revitalization variability
2015/3/20
The paper evaluates the quality of revitalization treatments (fertilization and liming) carried out in selected areas within Forests of the Slovakia (state enterprise) during the year 2008. Revitaliza...
Influence of pulverized limestone and amphibolite mixture on the growth performance of Alnus incana (L.) Moench plantation on an acidified mountain site
Jizersk?hory Mts. chemical amelioration biological amelioration
2015/3/16
A young speckled alder (Alnus incana [L.] Moench) stand was planted on a tract clear-felled due to air pollution and located on a summit plateau of the Jizersk?hory Mts. (Central Europe, Czech Republi...
Influence of a planting hole application of dolomitic limestone powder and basalt grit on the growth of Carpathian birch (Betula carpatica W. et K.) and soil chemistry in the air-polluted Jizerské hory Mts.
acidic deposition forest ecosystems
2015/3/5
The objective of the study was to evaluate the growth potential of Carpathian birch (Betula carpatica W. et K.) at an environmentally harsh mountain site and a response of this species to altered soil...