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Seedling height, collar diameter and number of leaves were measured over time.

Data were also fitted to growth curves to analyse treatment effects on absolute and relative rates of increase in seedling height, collar diameter and number of leaves.

In contrast, significant decreases in biomass, leaf area, shoot height, root collar diameter and root area occurred in the two birch species tested to minimise water losses.

In low-watered conditions, survival rate, biomass, shoot height, root collar diameter, total leaf area, total root area and chlorophyll concentration of birch seedlings were significantly decreased.

Biomass, shoot height, root collar diameter, total leaf area, total root area, and chlorophyll concentration of two birch species were all significantly decreased.

Over a 4-year period, the above-ground parameters (diameter at breast height, root collar diameter, tree height and canopy diameter) were measured before whole trees (canopy and root systems) were destructively sampled.

adiameter at breast height, broot collar diameter, ctotal above-ground biomass, dtotal below-ground biomass including stump/root bole, etotal root mass excluding the stump/root bole Fig. 4 Mean tree heights for nine trial species 0 3 years after planting.

Total leaf area, shoot height, root collar diameter and total root area of Prince Rupprecht's larch and eastern larch were all slightly reduced by the low-watered treatment (P > 0.05, Fig. 4).

After 20 weeks of treatment, we collected data on morphological indexes of shoot height, root collar diameter, total leaf area and total root area; measured photosynthetic rate (A sat), transpiration rate (E), photosynthetic water-use efficiency (WUE) and apparent chlorophyll concentration (Chl); harvested seedlings and measured biomass allocation of leaf, stem and root.

Compared with homoblastic congeners, all heteroblastic species except for Pseudopanax crassifolius produced more and smaller leaves and branches, but grew more slowly in height, root collar diameter and total biomass both in full sun and in forest understorey treatments.

Effects of these treatments on height, root-collar diameter, stem diameter, length of taproot, shoot biomass, root biomass, total biomass, root:shoot ratio and seedling quality index were also investigated.