[Текст] / T. Kano. - Tokyo : Government Forest Experiment Station, 1968. - 151-165 с. : figures + tables. - Библиогр: p. 164. - 0-15 р.
Аннотация: In this paper the author described the results of the studies on the external appearance of Sugi stems from the sample plots established in Yoshino, Nishikawa, Nakoso and Obi districts as they represent the Sugi forest grown with typical different silvicultural treatments. Outline of the sample plots is shown in Table 1. Results are as follows: 1. The coefficients of variance of the tree height in sample plots appears to become larger as
spacing density of the plantation decreases (Table 6). 2. The height of trees from Nishikawa is significantly lower than that of all others under 20 years, and that of trees from Obi is significantly taller than others above 20 years. 3. The coefficient of variance of the breast height diameter of sample trees in the sample plots is minimum for the trees of Obi districts where the plantation
spacing is the widest (Table 7). 4. The relation between tree ages and b. h. d. of sample trees. The b. h. d. of sample trees at the same age classes appears to become larger as plantation
spacing widens (Fig. 3). 5. The range of variance of the relation between height and b. h. d. of the sample trees appears to become considerably narrower as the
spacing of trees in forest widens, and in Obi districts these relations are considerably different from those in others (Fig. 4). 6. The degree of full-body of sample trees in different sample plots appears to be smaller as plantation
spacing widens, but the effect on its variance within sample plots is not clear (Table 8). 7. The degree of full-body of sample trees rapidly decreases as tree age increases under 15-20 years, but beyond this critical age it is observed that degree of full-body remains almost constant in Yoshino and Obi, and that it increases slightly in Nakoso and significantly in Nishikawa respectively as tree age increases (Fig. 5). 8. The clear length and the percentage of clear length to tree height in the sample trees seem to become larger as plantation
spacing narrows, but it is contrary in the case of the coefficient of variance for the percentage of clear length to tree height. 9. The percentage of clear length to tree height of sample trees generally tends to be larger at the same age classes as plantation
spacing narrows (Fig. 8).
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