Results of the international pine provenance tests Chorin 85 and Finowtal 145 after 66 and 36 years, respectively
Dittmar, O., 1977: Results of the international pine provenance tests Chorin 85 and Finowtal 145 after 66 and 36 years, respectively. Beitrage fur die Forstwirtschaft 11(3): 116-119
In a trial at Chorin assessed at age 66 years, pines from Brandenburg, German Democratic Republic and Masuren, Poland had the best site class data and total stem yield, followed by those from Belgium, Latvia and the Rhineland Palatinate; those from Scotland and S. France were inferior. In a combined provenance and spacing trial at Finowtal, assessed at age 36 years, the quality of the pine stand was influenced more by spacing than by provenance.Other references