Observations on a hybrid poplar test planting in West Virginia
Arthur R. Eschner
Abstract
Arthur R. Eschner
Abstract
Hybrid poplars, crosses between European and American Aigeiros poplars, have been grown in Europe for about 200 years. The rapid growth and high productivity of some of these hybrids on sites to which they are adapted has stimulated interest in poplar growing in this country. And demand for these poplars is developing in many parts of the United States.
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Hybrid poplars, crosses between European and American Aigeiros poplars, have been grown in Europe for about 200 years. The rapid growth and high productivity of some of these hybrids on sites to which they are adapted has stimulated interest in poplar growing in this country. And demand for these poplars is developing in many parts of the United States.
Key concepts: Hybrid, Sowing, Forestry, Productivity, West virginia, Tree breeding, Agroforestry, Geography