Pine Forests: Utilization of its Products

PINE FORESTS—Utilization of their Products......Page 4
Copyright......Page 5
Contents......Page 6
Introduction......Page 8
CHAPTER I—Ecology of SiberianStone Pine......Page 12
CHAPTER II—Cone Production and Growth of Siberian Stone Pine......Page 31
Morphological Characteristics of Process Relations......Page 35
Genotypic Characteristics of Process Relations......Page 53
Ecological Characteristics of Process Relations......Page 55
Physiological Characteristics of Process Relations......Page 57
Cone Production and Growth of Trees......Page 65
Ontogenetic Characteristics of Process Relations......Page 66
Cyclic Characteristics of Process Relations......Page 69
Intra- and Interpopulation Characteristics of Process Relations......Page 88
CHAPTER III—Cone Yield and Resin Productivity of Siberian Stone Pine......Page 100
Resin Productivity......Page 107
Resin Productivity and Growth......Page 118
Resin Productivity and Cone Yield......Page 121
CHAPTER IV—Cone Yield, Growth, and Resin Productivity of Siberian Stone Pine under Experimentally Modified Root-Leaf Relations......Page 127
Resin Productivity......Page 135
Growth......Page 142
Cone Production......Page 149
Water Regime......Page 162
Content and Ratio of Plastid Pigments in the Leaf Apparatus......Page 164
Content and Ratio of Nitrogen in the Main Organs and Tissues of the Tree......Page 172
State of Carbohydrates in the Main Organs and Tissues of the Tree......Page 184
Brief Description of the State of the Problem......Page 200
Principles of Comprehensive Utilization......Page 203
Methods of Selection and Integrated Evaluation......Page 209
Examples of Comprehensive Utilization......Page 229
Conclusion......Page 252
References......Page 256