Suitability of Fast-Growing Tree Species (Salix spp., Populus spp., Alnus spp.) for the Establishment of Economic Agroforestry Zones for Biomass Energy in the Baltic Sea Region

The main goal of this review was to provide an assessment the potential fast-growing tree species for suitable transformation agroforestry areas biomass production in Baltic Sea region. Our interest highlight research on management process zones by establishing short rotation plantations with Salix spp., Populus spp. and Alnus explore prospects planning these as producers. Short forestry (SRF) trees whose period is 15 30 years, depending species, most approach zones. Willows (Salix spp.) poplars (Populus are coppice (SRC), can be harvested at much shorter intervals, respectively, 1–5 4–10 facilitating their use agricultural systems. energy wood generally assessed 15–30 years. black alder used sawnwood firewood production, a 20–40 calculated repayment economic zone about 10–15 if 2021 costs prices used.