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Natural ResourcesPlant BiologyPlant SciencesForest ManagementTree-crop InteractionsCanopy DevelopmentForest GrowthRelease TreatmentsShoot Growth RegulationTree EstablishmentTree RegenerationBole FormCanopy Growth DynamicsDensity Dependence In RegenerationGrowth RatesPolesRoot Growth KineticsTree Growth AnalysisTree Growth Response
During the second and third years after release, dominant, codominant, and intermediate pole-size yellow birch grew nearly twice as fast in diameter as unreleased poles. Growth rates were also related to foliage density. Epicormic sprouting was increased by crown release but most sprouting occured in the second log.