Emergent Aquatics: Stand Establishment, Management, and Species Screening; A Subcontract Report

Emergent Aquatics: Stand Establishment, Management, and Species Screening; A Subcontract Report

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Abstract

Several emergent aquatic species have been identified as potential biomass crops, including Typha spp. (cattail), Scirpus spp. (rush), Sparganium spp. (burreed), and Phragmites (reed). This report discusses first year results from studies of stand establishment and management, Typha nutrient requirements, wetland species yield comparisons, and Typha micropropagation.

Original language	American English
Number of pages	62
State	Published - 1982

NREL Publication Number

NREL/STR-231-1819

Keywords

aquatic species program
biomass plantations
cattails
cultivation techniques
land reclamation
land use
plant growth

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