Abstract
A study was carried out at the plantations of the genus Populus in the Leningrad Region, formed on lands previously used in agriculture, on soils underlain by carbonate rocks. It is noted that in the studied stands, stem phytomass is produced, exceeding the natural aspen forests in the studied area. Minor damage by stem rot is noted only in the fragrant poplar forest. An increase in the initial density of forests increases the density of poplar wood, but reduces the total stock of the stand and stem phytomass. The conducted studies have shown the promise of growingFirst sections in your paper.
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