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THE effect of Grapevines on white ash annual growth rates THE effect of Grapevines on white ash annual growth rates

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THE effect of Grapevines on white ash annual growth rates - PPT Presentation

Jessica Pond and Pooja rathore Introduction Studies have shown that vines have detrimental effects on the growth of trees Decreased growth by shading breaking tops and limbs twisting and bending the tree and uprooting trees ID: 436140

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THE effect of Grapevines on white ash annual growth rates

Jessica Pond and

Pooja

rathoreSlide2

Introduction

Studies have shown that vines have detrimental effects on the growth of trees

Decreased

growth by shading, breaking tops and limbs, twisting and bending the tree, and uprooting trees. The objective of this study was to quantify and compare the growth responses of white ash trees with grape vines to those without. Slide3

Introduction

White Ash

Also known as American Biltmore

Tough, doesn’t break under large strainFound in hardwood forests with rich drained soils Light grey-brown with deep, narrow ridges that form a arrow like pattern.Grape VinesDetrimental to tree growthImportant

to wildlife: black

bear, raccoon, quail, grouse, turkey, songbirds eat grapes.Slide4

Methods

Identification of

trees with

grapevineCored trees with increment borerPrepared cores for analysisMeasured growth between ringsSlide5

Study SiteSlide6
Slide7

ResultsSlide8

Results

Significant difference between trees with vines and those without : p

< 0.001

Significant difference between trees with vines and those without within pairs : p = 0.04Difference between treatments not consistent between the pairs p = 0.046Slide9

Discussion

Larger Sample Size

Stricter selection choice

Factor in other environmental factors (treatments)Size of the grape vine and quantitySlide10

References

Smith, Clay H. 1984. Forest Management Guidelines for Controlling Wild Grapevines. Research Paper NE-548. Northeastern Forest Experiment Station: United States Department of Agriculture, Forest Service.

Shutts

, Lynn Merrill. 1968. Autecology and fruit production of summer grape (vitis aestivalis) and silverleaf grape (V. aestivalis var. argentifolia

) in the Virgina Highlands. Blacksburg, VA: Virginia Polytechnic Institute.

Kennard, D. 2009 The Dilemma of Controlling grapevines. Forest Encyclopedia Network.