populus alba because of fast growing and relatively adapting to dry and semi-dry climate conditions and p.euphratica because of salt tolerating are important as native species. cuttings of 18 clones (p.alba x p.euphratica), a single reciprocal crossed clone (p. euphratica x alba) and 2 other p. alba clones were planted, surveyed under a rcbd with 3 replications each of which including 10 indivi...

abstract east azarbaijan province is one of the most important areas for poplar production and has the highest suitability of poplar plantation in iran. three species of poplar trees included populus alba, p. nigra and p. x. euramericana are planted and usually attacked by different pests in this province. melasoma populi l., archips rosana (l.) and pemphigus filaginis are some of important pes...

Populus euphratica is a poplar species growing in arid regions of Central Asia, where its distribution remains nevertheless restricted to river-banks or to areas with an access to deep water tables. To test whether the hydraulic architecture of this species differs from that of other poplars with respect to this ecological distribution, the vulnerability to cavitation of P. euphratica was compa...

Poplar belongs to the family Salicaeceae, order Salicales and group Amentiflorae (Dickmann and Stuart, 1983; Eckenwalder, 1996). There are 35 species of poplar currently recognized in the world; out of those, 6 Populus species are indigenous to India– P. alba, P. ciliata, P. euphratica, P. gamblei, P. glauca and P. laurifolia, and during past many clones of exotic species of poplar (P. deltoide...

during the study on rust mycobiota of central alborz, several rust infected specimens belonging to salicaceae family including populus and salix species were investigated. populus nigra, p. euphratica, saix alba and s. excelsa were infected by various melampsora species. uredinial (ii) and telial (iii) stages of rust were present on infected plants. according to morphological characters, five f...