EXPERIENCE OF INTRODUCING CERCIS CANADENSIS IN VORONEZH REGION: ITS BIOLOGY, ECOLOGY, AND PROSPECTS OF INTRODUCTION

Komarova Ol'ga; Shipilova Valentina Fedorovna

doi:doi:10.58168/FECC2025_279-284

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EXPERIENCE OF INTRODUCING CERCIS CANADENSIS IN VORONEZH REGION: ITS BIOLOGY, ECOLOGY, AND PROSPECTS OF INTRODUCTION

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EXPERIENCE OF INTRODUCING CERCIS CANADENSIS IN VORONEZH REGION: ITS BIOLOGY, ECOLOGY, AND PROSPECTS OF INTRODUCTION

Section: GENETICS, SELECTION, SEED PRODUCTION, INTRODUCTION, TECHNOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF AFFORESTATION AND FOREST CULTIVATION

Proceedings: FOREST ECOSYSTEMS IN A CHANGING CLIMATE: PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS : PROCEEDINGS OF THE INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL CONFERENCE DEDICATED TO THE 110TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY, FOREST TAXATION, AND FORESTRY MANAGEMENT AND THE 95TH ANNIVERSARY OF VGLTU

UDC 630

Komarova Ol'ga ¹

Shipilova Valentina Fedorovna ²

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Authors:

1. All-Russian Research Institute of Forest Genetics, Breeding and Biotechnology (Department of experimental studies, Research scientist)
from 01.01.2012 until now Voronezh, Voronezh, Russian Federation

2. FGBU «Vserossiyskiy nauchno-issledovatel'skiy institut lesnoy genetiki, selekcii i biotehnologii»

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Сonference article

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.58168/FECC2025_279-284

Pages:

from 279 to 284

Published:

15.11.2025

Subject area:

UDC 630

Language:

Russian

Keywords:

Cercis canadensis, introduction, acclimatization, phenology, ornamental value, adaptability

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Abstract (English):
The article presents the results of introducing Canadian redbud (Cercis canadensis L.) at the amenity forest of the All-Russian Research Institute of Forest Genetics, Breeding and Biotechnology in Voronezh. We examined the species’ biological and ecological traits, including phenology, seed production, ornamental value, and adaptability to local conditions. The study highlights the potential for using Cercis in landscaping in the region.

Keywords:
Cercis canadensis, introduction, acclimatization, phenology, ornamental value, adaptability

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