Growth and Productivity of Poplar Species in Southeastern Kazakhstan

2015

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DOI 10.13189/ujps.2015.030602
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Abstract

A small area of forestation and an acute shortage of timber are reasons to seek ways to improve productivity and the rational use of forests in the territory of Kazakhstan. A deficit in timber can be compensated, to some extent, by planting stands of fast-growing plantation species, including top and hybrid Populus spp, which are commonly referred to as