ВИРОЩУВАННЯ КОНТЕЙНЕРНИХ СІЯНЦІВ ДУБА ЗВИЧАЙНОГО З ВИКОРИСТАННЯМ СУБСТРАТІВ РІЗНОГО СКЛАДУ

Introduction In industrialized countries, cultivation technologies for containerized planting stock of tree species and establishment of forest plantations with its use are widespread. Today, interest in this planting stock is growing in Ukraine. A choice of a substrate has a great importance for gr...

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Автор: Gupal, V. V.
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description Introduction In industrialized countries, cultivation technologies for containerized planting stock of tree species and establishment of forest plantations with its use are widespread. Today, interest in this planting stock is growing in Ukraine. A choice of a substrate has a great importance for growing the seedlings to ensure better growth in the container. The aim of the research is to determine the efficient composition of container substrates for a cultivation of oak planting stock and to explore the survival rate of containerized seedlings on the planting area. Materials and Methods In the URIFFM, experiments on growing containerized oak seedlings are laid since 2007 on greenhouse complex in Pivdenne Forestry of Kharkiv Forest Research Station. During the experiments, cylindrical individual containers were used which have a close-meshed polymeric material (agrotextile) shell with a density of 30 g?m-2. Container dimensions were as follows: height – 30 cm, diameter – 8 cm, volume – 1,400 cm3. Containers were filled with a different substrate made of ratio sifted mixture of soil, transition milled peat and different wood species sawdust. Variants of the experiment: soil + peat (2:1); soil + peat (3:1); soil + peat + sawdust (1:1:1); soil + sawdust (2:1); soil + sawdust (3:1); soil (control) Each container was filled with a substrate and seeded with one germinated acorn. There were 100 containers in each version of the experiment. After planting acorns containers watering was conducted daily, water consumption norm is 2.5-3.0 l?m-2. Acorns germination and growth dynamics of seedlings have been registered. Results During the seedlings growing on the substrate of forest soil, the germination of acorns was 72 %. In experimental variants, this index increased on average by 12%. It was the smallest in the variant of “soil + peat + sawdust (1:1:1)” substrate and amounted to 75%, or 104% compared to the control. The biggest difference with the control was recorded in “soil + sawdust (2:1)” variant: acorns germination is 86 % or 119 % compared to control. In June, measurements of seedlings heights and diameters were made. In the control, the seedlings biometric parameters were: average height was 14.3 ± 0.32 cm and the average diameter of the root collar was 3.0 ± 0.10 mm. On the “soil + peat (2:1)” substrate the average height was 17.9 ± 0.41 cm, and the diameter of the root collar – 3,6 ± 0,06 mm, which exceeds the values of control by 25 and 20 %, respectively. In July, in the Pivdenne Forestry of Kharkiv Forest Research Station of URIFFM, oak plantations were created using the container-grown planting stock. In autumn, a survival rate of the experimental plants was 91–98 %. The highest rate of survival was in the variant with “soil + peat (2:1)” substrate and exceeded the control by 7 %. Conclusions It was established that the formation of the substrate with soil and peat (2:1) had the largest acorns germination rate (82 %), which is 14 % higher than this value in the control. Seedlings on this substrate greatly exceeded control on biometrics also. Thus, the height of seedlings prevailed by the control on 25 %, and by diameter of the root collar on 20 %. 2. Planting stock survival on forest plantations was very high (91–98 %) in this experiment. The highest survival rate was found in the variant with “soil + peat (2:1)” substrate, which is proposed for further use for growing oak seedlings in containers. It is planned to expand the experiments to intensify the cultivation of containerized oak planting stock with the use of plant growth regulators, fertilizers, absorbents, etc.
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spelling oai:ojs2.forestry-forestmelioration.org.ua:article-1492019-04-28T19:55:49Z GROWING OF CONTAINERIZED OAK SEEDLINGS USING SUBSTRATES OF DIFFERENT COMPOSITION ВИРОЩУВАННЯ КОНТЕЙНЕРНИХ СІЯНЦІВ ДУБА ЗВИЧАЙНОГО З ВИКОРИСТАННЯМ СУБСТРАТІВ РІЗНОГО СКЛАДУ Gupal, V. V. Quercus robur L., seedling nursery, containerized seedling, container, substrate, germinability, survival rate, biometric indices, forest plantations Quercus robur L., seedling nursery, containerized seedling, container, substrate, germinability, survival rate, biometric indices, forest plantations Introduction In industrialized countries, cultivation technologies for containerized planting stock of tree species and establishment of forest plantations with its use are widespread. Today, interest in this planting stock is growing in Ukraine. A choice of a substrate has a great importance for growing the seedlings to ensure better growth in the container. The aim of the research is to determine the efficient composition of container substrates for a cultivation of oak planting stock and to explore the survival rate of containerized seedlings on the planting area. Materials and Methods In the URIFFM, experiments on growing containerized oak seedlings are laid since 2007 on greenhouse complex in Pivdenne Forestry of Kharkiv Forest Research Station. During the experiments, cylindrical individual containers were used which have a close-meshed polymeric material (agrotextile) shell with a density of 30 g?m-2. Container dimensions were as follows: height – 30 cm, diameter – 8 cm, volume – 1,400 cm3. Containers were filled with a different substrate made of ratio sifted mixture of soil, transition milled peat and different wood species sawdust. Variants of the experiment: soil + peat (2:1); soil + peat (3:1); soil + peat + sawdust (1:1:1); soil + sawdust (2:1); soil + sawdust (3:1); soil (control) Each container was filled with a substrate and seeded with one germinated acorn. There were 100 containers in each version of the experiment. After planting acorns containers watering was conducted daily, water consumption norm is 2.5-3.0 l?m-2. Acorns germination and growth dynamics of seedlings have been registered. Results During the seedlings growing on the substrate of forest soil, the germination of acorns was 72 %. In experimental variants, this index increased on average by 12%. It was the smallest in the variant of “soil + peat + sawdust (1:1:1)” substrate and amounted to 75%, or 104% compared to the control. The biggest difference with the control was recorded in “soil + sawdust (2:1)” variant: acorns germination is 86 % or 119 % compared to control. In June, measurements of seedlings heights and diameters were made. In the control, the seedlings biometric parameters were: average height was 14.3 ± 0.32 cm and the average diameter of the root collar was 3.0 ± 0.10 mm. On the “soil + peat (2:1)” substrate the average height was 17.9 ± 0.41 cm, and the diameter of the root collar – 3,6 ± 0,06 mm, which exceeds the values of control by 25 and 20 %, respectively. In July, in the Pivdenne Forestry of Kharkiv Forest Research Station of URIFFM, oak plantations were created using the container-grown planting stock. In autumn, a survival rate of the experimental plants was 91–98 %. The highest rate of survival was in the variant with “soil + peat (2:1)” substrate and exceeded the control by 7 %. Conclusions It was established that the formation of the substrate with soil and peat (2:1) had the largest acorns germination rate (82 %), which is 14 % higher than this value in the control. Seedlings on this substrate greatly exceeded control on biometrics also. Thus, the height of seedlings prevailed by the control on 25 %, and by diameter of the root collar on 20 %. 2. Planting stock survival on forest plantations was very high (91–98 %) in this experiment. The highest survival rate was found in the variant with “soil + peat (2:1)” substrate, which is proposed for further use for growing oak seedlings in containers. It is planned to expand the experiments to intensify the cultivation of containerized oak planting stock with the use of plant growth regulators, fertilizers, absorbents, etc. Наведено результати досліджень щодо оптимізації складу ґрунтового субстрату контейнерів під час вирощування сіянців дуба звичайного із закритою кореневою системою. Проаналізовано дані обліку схожості жолудів та обмірів біометричних показників сіянців дуба звичайного у разі вирощування садивного матеріалу з використанням контейнерів. Встановлений оптимальний склад субстрату (ґрунт + торф у співвідношенні 2 : 1), на якому виявлено максимальний показник схожості жолудів та значне перевищення біометричних показників сіянців відносно контролю. Вивчено приживлюваність лісових культур, створених садивним матеріалом із закритою кореневою системою. Ukrainian Research Institute of Forestry and Forest Melioration named after G. M. Vysotsky (URIFFM) 2018-02-08 Article Article application/pdf https://forestry-forestmelioration.org.ua/index.php/journal/article/view/149 Forestry and Forest Melioration; No. 128 (2016): Forestry and Forest Melioration; 100-103 Лісівництво і Агролісомеліорація; № 128 (2016): Лісівництво і Агролісомеліорація; 100-103 2663-4147 1026-3365 uk https://forestry-forestmelioration.org.ua/index.php/journal/article/view/149/136
spellingShingle Quercus robur L.
seedling nursery
containerized seedling
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substrate
germinability
survival rate
biometric indices
forest plantations
Gupal, V. V.
ВИРОЩУВАННЯ КОНТЕЙНЕРНИХ СІЯНЦІВ ДУБА ЗВИЧАЙНОГО З ВИКОРИСТАННЯМ СУБСТРАТІВ РІЗНОГО СКЛАДУ
title ВИРОЩУВАННЯ КОНТЕЙНЕРНИХ СІЯНЦІВ ДУБА ЗВИЧАЙНОГО З ВИКОРИСТАННЯМ СУБСТРАТІВ РІЗНОГО СКЛАДУ
title_alt GROWING OF CONTAINERIZED OAK SEEDLINGS USING SUBSTRATES OF DIFFERENT COMPOSITION
title_full ВИРОЩУВАННЯ КОНТЕЙНЕРНИХ СІЯНЦІВ ДУБА ЗВИЧАЙНОГО З ВИКОРИСТАННЯМ СУБСТРАТІВ РІЗНОГО СКЛАДУ
title_fullStr ВИРОЩУВАННЯ КОНТЕЙНЕРНИХ СІЯНЦІВ ДУБА ЗВИЧАЙНОГО З ВИКОРИСТАННЯМ СУБСТРАТІВ РІЗНОГО СКЛАДУ
title_full_unstemmed ВИРОЩУВАННЯ КОНТЕЙНЕРНИХ СІЯНЦІВ ДУБА ЗВИЧАЙНОГО З ВИКОРИСТАННЯМ СУБСТРАТІВ РІЗНОГО СКЛАДУ
title_short ВИРОЩУВАННЯ КОНТЕЙНЕРНИХ СІЯНЦІВ ДУБА ЗВИЧАЙНОГО З ВИКОРИСТАННЯМ СУБСТРАТІВ РІЗНОГО СКЛАДУ
title_sort вирощування контейнерних сіянців дуба звичайного з використанням субстратів різного складу
topic Quercus robur L.
seedling nursery
containerized seedling
container
substrate
germinability
survival rate
biometric indices
forest plantations
topic_facet Quercus robur L.
seedling nursery
containerized seedling
container
substrate
germinability
survival rate
biometric indices
forest plantations
Quercus robur L.
seedling nursery
containerized seedling
container
substrate
germinability
survival rate
biometric indices
forest plantations
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