In the late 1990s, Hungarian Forest Research Institute researchers produced 15 micropropogated black locust (Robinia pseudoacacia L.) clones as part of a program to select that could be successfully grown on arid sites. Five these (R.p. ‘Vacsi’, R.p. ‘Szálas’, ‘Oszlopos’, ‘Homoki’ and ‘Bácska’) have been categorized cultivar candidates. The current study presents information concerning ‘Bácska’...

Phytoindication properties of Robinia pseudoacacia L. in the conditions Kamyanets-Podilsky were analyzed. Data on role plants ecological stabilization urban environment are given. It is noted that woody have a number advantages over others, as they enrich and purify air throughout year, their large area photosynthetic organs allows you to effectively absorb toxic substances from play an assimil...

The impact of chemical fertilization on rhizosphere soil communities is a growing concern due to the changes they cause microbes in ecosystems. present study aims compare mycorrhizal inoculation and fertilizer applications bacterial fungal intensively cultivated Robinia pseudoacacia Populus × euramericana plantations using Illumina Miseq sequencing platform. Our results revealed that different ...

Abstract How can we regulate an invasive alien species of high commercial value? Black locust ( Robinia pseudoacacia L.) has a unique capacity for seed dispersal and germination. Field surveys indicate that black increases its growing area with sprouting roots the elongation horizontal at soil depth 10 cm. Therefore, method to development could be effective in slowing invasiveness locust. In th...

Purpose of the study: to substantiate prospects using various species, varieties and forms genus Robinia in protective afforestation landscaping settlements dry-steppe semi-desert zones southern Russia. It is established that main limiting factors affecting growth, development condition representatives Volgograd region are winter temperatures up −37 °C, as well poor moisture availability uneven...