
doi: 10.5424/536
Growth culmination age in Prosopis flexuosa was estimated using the width of tree rings in 31 basal disks of dominant and codominant trees of native forest in Dry Chaco, Argentina. Volume and basal area incremens were determined from radial increment and alometric parameters relationship. The culmination age for radial increment was 35 years, for basal area increment was 59 years and for commercial volume was greater than 70 years old (DAB greater than 25 cm.). These values suggest that the trees should be felled with more age than the traditional forest management in the region.
Tasa de crecimiento; Prosopis flexuosa; chaco Arido Argentino; anillos de crecimiento; edad de culminación, tree rings, Tasa de crecimiento, Growth rate, Prosopis flexuosa, chaco Arido Argentino, Growth rate; Prosopis flexuosa; Dry Chaco; tree rings; culmination age, culmination age, anillos de crecimiento, edad de culminación, Dry Chaco
Tasa de crecimiento; Prosopis flexuosa; chaco Arido Argentino; anillos de crecimiento; edad de culminación, tree rings, Tasa de crecimiento, Growth rate, Prosopis flexuosa, chaco Arido Argentino, Growth rate; Prosopis flexuosa; Dry Chaco; tree rings; culmination age, culmination age, anillos de crecimiento, edad de culminación, Dry Chaco
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