… In conifers, these physiological responses include … growth), recovery (ie the relative increase
of growth rates after the event) … is likely behind the lower recovery observed for this event. …

… pine species, ie, Pinus pinaster and Pinus nigra in southeastern … dependency reflects
contrasting physiological responses that … aspects associated with planting system. Yet, we need to …

… Several studies have found that some ectomycorrhizal fungi may increase the drought …
conductance, assimilation and water-use efficiency. Tree seedlings are particularly sensitive to …

… significantly better following fall compared to spring planting … basic approach aiming to
mitigate the decline and improve … and morphological and physiological quality at planting, one-…

… variation between sites and species (Pinus pinaster and Quercus faginea died more than
94… -planting care treatments need better understanding of the species' eco-physiological traits, …

… basic materials and is either improved seed orchard seed or seed from selected seed stands.
For forest regeneration, both planting … performance unless defined physiological conditions …

… Together with the implementation of advanced micropropagation techniques like SE, this
strategy could improve genetic breeding programs and meet the current necessities derived …

… for the restoration purpose is planting of conifer seedlings in the … , physiological, and
molecular amendments has been attributed explicitly to the extended tertiary root system, increased …

… correlation may change according to planting site and climate. … recently found in improved
varieties of Pinus pinaster, but those … WUE, as the result of various structural and physiological …

… Consequently, the outplanting performance of bareroot beech … [43] suggest a highly resilient
physiological response of beech … a low degree of EMF colonization of Pinus radiata D. Don. …