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FIGURE 5.5
The mean winter survival rate of M. × giganteus grown in the “postmilitary” soil with
amendments, measured in spring of indicated year.
FIGURE 5.6
Plant heights of M. × giganteus when grown in “postmilitary” soil with amendments, measured
in autumn of indicated year.
5.5.3 Impact of Soil Amendments on Miscanthus Biomass
Production in Contaminated Postmining Soil
M. × giganteus was tested for revitalization of postmining land with biomass
production (Kharytonov et al., 2019). The research soil consisted of the mixture of loess-like loam and red-brown clay which had passed through a longterm phytomelioration stage. The soil humus content was about 1.5%, and the
Phytotechnology with Biomass Production
FIGURE 5.5
The mean winter survival rate of M. × giganteus grown in the “postmilitary” soil with
amendments, measured in spring of indicated year.
FIGURE 5.6
Plant heights of M. × giganteus when grown in “postmilitary” soil with amendments, measured
in autumn of indicated year.
5.5.3 Impact of Soil Amendments on Miscanthus Biomass
Production in Contaminated Postmining Soil
M. × giganteus was tested for revitalization of postmining land with biomass
production (Kharytonov et al., 2019). The research soil consisted of the mixture of loess-like loam and red-brown clay which had passed through a longterm phytomelioration stage. The soil humus content was about 1.5%, and the