Actieplan uitgangsmateriaal voor autochtoon en bosbouwkundig plantgoed
INBO has spent the last two years analysing the most important seed orchards of native origin in Flanders. We evaluated the condition of 24 shrub and tree species in 74 different seed orchards.We drew up recommendations for each location and species to keep the seed orchard as productive and healthy as possible. In addition, INBO produced thousands of new plants of nine different species from material from these seed orchards.
The results of this project will increase the harvest potential and production of forest plants in the future. We are also continuing to work with species that are currently less available. In this way, we are anticipating new demands from the forestry and nature sectors and can ensure sufficient harvest potential for these species in the long term.
The results of this project will increase the harvest potential and production of forest plants in the future. We are also continuing to work with species that are currently less available. In this way, we are anticipating new demands from the forestry and nature sectors and can ensure sufficient harvest potential for these species in the long term.
Details
| Number of pages | 326 |
|---|---|
| Type | Reports of Research Institute for Nature and Forest |
| Category | Research |
| Language | Dutch |
Bibtex
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title = "Actieplan uitgangsmateriaal voor autochtoon en bosbouwkundig plantgoed",
abstract = "INBO has spent the last two years analysing the most important seed orchards of native origin in Flanders. We evaluated the condition of 24 shrub and tree species in 74 different seed orchards.We drew up recommendations for each location and species to keep the seed orchard as productive and healthy as possible. In addition, INBO produced thousands of new plants of nine different species from material from these seed orchards.
The results of this project will increase the harvest potential and production of forest plants in the future. We are also continuing to work with species that are currently less available. In this way, we are anticipating new demands from the forestry and nature sectors and can ensure sufficient harvest potential for these species in the long term.
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author = "Hannes Wilms and Annelore De Ro and Bart De Cuyper and Kristine Vander Mijnsbrugge and An Vanden Broeck",
year = "2024",
month = jan,
day = "01",
doi = "https://doi.org/10.21436/inbor.116158845",
language = "English",
publisher = "Instituut voor Natuur- en Bosonderzoek",
address = "Belgium,
type = "Other"
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