Titlebook: Biology and Ecology of Norway Spruce; Mark G. Tjoelker,Adam Boratyński,W?adys?aw Buga?a Book 2007 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 200

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Morphology,ng to its widespread natural range that extends from the northern parts of Scandinavia and Siberia to southern Europe (see Chapter 4). This natural phenotypic variation is exhibited in crown form, twigs, cones, and bark and depends on environmental and genetic factors.

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Geographic Distribution,d Eurasia to 32°N in North America and 23°N in Southeast Asia (Fig. 4.1). The range is divided into two parts and is considered a classical example of a euroasiatic-North American intercontinental disjunction. Large portions of the range of the genus are occupied by . ... in Asia, . (L.) .. in Europ

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The Central European Disjunctions in the Range of Norway Spruce,eastern Europe has served as an intriguing puzzle for a number of investigators. Additionally, a natural disjunction in the species range in the western Carpathians has been discussed previously. The problems concerning both disjunctions have been summarized by . (1967a, b) and the seminal study of

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Anatomy, Embryology, And Karyology,getative and reproductive buds are visibly easy to differentiate in winter. With the aid of a microscope, it is possible to differentiate between bud types some months earlier. For example, in Poland the differentiation of the bud type takes place sometime in June (unpublished data; Fig. 6.1).

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Reproduction,productive maturity in forest trees (Wareing 1959; Giertych 1976c; Poethig 1990). The evidence to date suggests that this phase change is correlated with some minimum number of growth cycles and/or minimum tree height or size (see . and . 1997). Consequently, . . (1968) proposed two ways of shorteni

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