Vegetative Propagation of Leuce-Poplar Clones for Disadvantaged Sites

Developing climate-resilient, disease-resistant Leuce-poplar clones for marginal sites through scalable vegetative propagation

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This project develops scalable vegetative propagation methods for high-quality Leuce-poplar clones, focusing on climate-resilient, disease-resistant, and economically valuable genotypes suitable for disadvantaged and marginal sites. Conducted by the University of Sopron’s Faculty of Forestry Science, it aims to replace low-quality poplar stands and support rootstock-based reforestation. The research evaluates propagation techniques through field trials, cuttings, and controlled experiments, emphasizing genetic improvement and sustainable forestry. Part of the EIP-AGRI initiative, the project is funded by the European Union and accessible via EU-FarmBook.

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Project

EIP-LEUCE Developing a vegetative propagation process for promising Leuce-poplar clones in disadva

EIP-LEUCE Developing a vegetative propagation process for promising Leuce-poplar clones in disadvantaged sites

Location
Hungary
Authors
Dr. Kovács Zoltán
Purpose
Dissemination, Communication

File type
document
Created on
Dec 31, 2024
Origin language
Hungarian
Official project website
License
CC BY