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2001

Academic – CO2 enrichment and development of freezing tolerance in Norway spruce

Lars Sandved Dalen, Gunnar Ogner, Øystein Johnsen

Physiologia Plantarum : An International Journal for Plant Biology, 113(4) 2001. p. 533-540

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Lars Sandved Dalen Gunnar Ogner Øystein Johnsen

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No abstract has been registered

Lecture – Compositional changes of monoterpene enantiomers in response to fungal inoculation in Scots pine

Jenny Fäldt, Halvor Solheim, Bo Långström, ...

In: Blomquist, G.J. (ed.): Scientific program and abstracts. P. 105. Int. Soc. Chem. Ecol., 18th Annual Meeting July 7-12, 2001, Lake Tahoe., 2001.

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Jenny Fäldt Halvor Solheim Bo Långström Anna-Karin Borg-Karlson

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No abstract has been registered

Academic – Diversity index of nocturnal Macrolepidoptera applied to vegetation zones in Norway

Alf Bakke, Leif Aarvik, K. Berggren

Norwegian Journal of Entomology, 48 2001. 121-128

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Alf Bakke Leif Aarvik K. Berggren

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No abstract has been registered

Lecture – DyDOC, a model to describe carbon dynamics in forest soils

Edward Tipping, B. Michalzik, Jan Mulder, ...

8th Nordic IHSS Symposium on Humic Substances Characterisation, Dynamics, Transport and Effects, København, Danmark, 28-30 mai 2001, 2001.

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Edward Tipping B. Michalzik Jan Mulder J.F. Gallardo Lancho E. Matzner Charlotte Bryant Nicholas Clarke S. Lofts A. Vicente Esteban

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DyDOC identifies three soil horizons with different properties. Within each horizon the transport of wter, metabolic transformations of organic matter, and sorption of potential DOC are simulated. The model is parameterised by fitting experimental laboratory and field data, including 14C signals. The outputs are quasi-steady state C pools, varying on long timescales (centuries) and daily DOC concentrations and fluxes.

Lecture – Dynamics of moisture adsorption in commercial softwood boards - the effect of temperature in a steady-state climate

Peder Gjerdrum

In: Proceedings - COST E 15 Advances in the drying of wood, 3rd Workshop on Softwood Drying to Specific End-Uses 11-13 June 2001, Helsinki. VTT Buliding and Transport, Espo. http://www.vtt.fi/rte/bss/coste15/esitelma/gjerdrum.pdf, Paper no. 17 2001. 1-6

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Peder Gjerdrum

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Fuktforandringer i trelasten etter tørking før den når frem til sin endelige bruk er studert. En dynamisk modell for fuktutvikling i stabilt klima er utviklet og analysert. Temperaturområdet er 3 - 60 gr C, og modellen gjelder for planker av 50 mm gran. Arbeidet inngår i bestrebelene for å finne frem til en mer generell modell for et reelt, vekslende klima.

Academic – Early performance of European plum high density production systems.

Mekjell Meland

Acta Horticulturae, (557) 2001. p. 265-274

Authors

Mekjell Meland

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An intensive field planting of `Edda", "Opal" and "Mallard" plum trees (Prunus domestica L.) all grafted on the semidwarf rootstock St. Julien A was established in 1993 at Ullensvang Research Centre, western Norway at 60 ° North. The objectives were to evaluate four different single row planting systems (vertical axis, free spindle, hedgerow and Y-trellis) and three planting densities ( 0.5, 1.0, 1.5 x 4 m for the Y-trellis and hedge trees and 2.0 x 4 m for the central leader trees) in a northern climate. These planting distances give a range of tree density of 1250 - 5000 trees per ha. The experiment gave a small yield in the third leaf on all canopy systems. During the first four cropping years, the yields/ha were positively correlated with tree density. Cumulative yield per hectare was highest on the Y-trellis and hedge trees with the highest density (5000 trees per ha). In the fourth leaf, the Y-trellis trees gave 15 tons per hectare. No differences in fruit size or the soluble solids content among canopies or densities were found.

Lecture – Effect of container-washing at different temperatures on the viability of fungal inoculum

Isabella Børja, Ketil Kohmann

In: Abstract of Papers and Posters, International Conference on, 2001.

Authors

Isabella Børja Ketil Kohmann

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No abstract has been registered

Academic – Effects of growth and virulence of associated blue-stain fungi on host colonization behaviour of the pine shoot beetles Tomicus minor and T. piniperda

Halvor Solheim, Paal Krokene, Bo Langström

Plant Pathology, 50 2001. p. 111-116

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Halvor Solheim Paal Krokene Bo Langström

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No abstract has been registered

Academic – Effects of thawing procedure on frost hardiness, carbohydrate content and timing of bud break in Picea abies

Inger Sundheim Fløistad, Ketil Kohmann

Scandinavian Journal of Forest Research, 16(1) 2001. p. 30-36

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Inger Sundheim Fløistad Ketil Kohmann

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Academic – Epiphytic lichens in Norwegian coastal spruce forest: historic logging and present forest structure

Jørund Rolstad, Ivar Gjerde, Ken Olaf Storaunet, ...

Ecological Applications, 11 2001. p. 421-436

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Jørund Rolstad Ivar Gjerde Ken Olaf Storaunet Erlend Rolstad

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