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Eucalyptus out-perform other species in salty, flooded soils

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Janine K. Hasey
William B. Davis, University of California

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California Agriculture 37(9):20-21.

Published September 01, 1983

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Landscape plants are often needed for difficult sites. To find plants that would grow in saline, frequently flooded soils, we evaluated 106 species on a nonirri-gated floodplain underlain with salt water along the Napa River in northern California. The site was one of many established throughout the state for landscape tree evaluation.

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All are with UC Cooperative Extension. The authors thank Professors R. W. Harris and A. T. Leiser, Department of Environmental Horticulture, UC Davis, and the staff of Saratoga Horticulture Foundation and Napa Valley College for their support.

Eucalyptus out-perform other species in salty, flooded soils

Dean Donaldson, Janine K. Hasey, William B. Davis
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Eucalyptus out-perform other species in salty, flooded soils

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Authors

Janine K. Hasey
William B. Davis, University of California

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California Agriculture 37(9):20-21.

Published September 01, 1983

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Abstract

Landscape plants are often needed for difficult sites. To find plants that would grow in saline, frequently flooded soils, we evaluated 106 species on a nonirri-gated floodplain underlain with salt water along the Napa River in northern California. The site was one of many established throughout the state for landscape tree evaluation.

Full text

Full text is available in PDF.

Author notes

All are with UC Cooperative Extension. The authors thank Professors R. W. Harris and A. T. Leiser, Department of Environmental Horticulture, UC Davis, and the staff of Saratoga Horticulture Foundation and Napa Valley College for their support.


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