RESEARCH ON SOME BIOLOGICAL, ANATOMICAL,  AND GROWTH CHARACTERISTICS OF SANDALWOOD (Santalum album L.) GROWN IN HILLY SOIL IN PHU THO

Phạm Thanh Loan

doi:10.34238/tnu-jst.9421

RESEARCH ON SOME BIOLOGICAL, ANATOMICAL, AND GROWTH CHARACTERISTICS OF SANDALWOOD (Santalum album L.) GROWN IN HILLY SOIL IN PHU THO

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Received: 19/12/23 Revised: 05/03/24 Published: 11/03/24

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Pham Thanh Loan , Institute of Applied Research and Development - Hung Vuong University

Abstract

The study evaluated the biological, anatomical, and growth characteristics of sandalwood (Santalum album L.) grown in Phu Tho province. Morphological samples were collected in Hanoi and Phu Tho. Growth indicators and correlation models were evaluated on the sandalwood planting model in Dao Xa commune, Thanh Thuy district, Phu Tho province. The research results have described the morphological and anatomical characteristics of the plant's stem, leaves, and roots. At the time the tree is four years old, the average growth rate of D_o is 1.35 cm per year (D_o reaches 5.89 cm), that of H_vn is 0.75 m per year (H_vn reaches 3.33 m), D_t is 0.33 m per year (D_t reaches 1.48 m). H_vn and D_o have a robust correlation; the Power function simulates it: Hvn = 0.675 × D_o^0.909. D_t and D_o have a robust correlation; the S function simulates it: D_t = 2.718^{(0.438 - 1.137/Do)}; 04 insect species and 01 harmful spider species have been detected, causing damage to leaves and stems; encounters are rare. Sandalwood adapts quite well when they are grown on hilly soil conditions in Phu Tho province.

Keywords

Santalum album L.; Biological characteristics; Anatomy; Growth; Phu Tho

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