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Poplars Tree grow in areas having mean minimum and maximum temperature of 6 degree C to 45 degree C, respectively and springs must be free from late frost. Poplar Tree generally perform best on fertile loamy soil rich in Organic matter. Clayey loam, sandy loam, well drainage soil between 5.8 to 8.5 p.H. are suitable but not beyond 9.0 p.H. for the Poplar Tree plantation. Heavy saline and alkaline soil should be avoided. G-48, Udai, W-22, W-32, W-39, A-26, S-7 C-15, S-7 C-8, are suitable clones for agro forestry. S-7 C-15 and S-7 C-8 are best suited clones for clayey loam soils.Two full sized drums should be arranged for pre-treatment of ETP’s just before planting. All thick long and damaged roots are to be pruned upto length of 7cm of the main stem. Prior to planting the sapling a length upto 1m from roots are soaked in chloropyriphos (250ml in 100ltr. water) for 10 minutes as a protection against termite/pest attack. Thereafter the saplings are placed in Emisan -6 (200gm in 100ltr. water) for 20 minutes to prevent fungal infection. No root trimming should be done after plant is treated. All the trimmings must be done before treatment of plants. Poplars Tree are considered suitable for plywood, ply board, packaging cases, pulp for paper, wood, sports goods, match splints, artificial limbs, structural uses, leaves as fodder, fuel wood. Some clones are differently used as tonic, stimulant and blood purifier, against cold, cleaning teeth, also reported to be effective in the cure of hemorrhoids. The cuttings should be given treatment against termites (0.5% emulsion Aldrex i.e. 250 ml Aldrex 30 E.C. should be thoroughly mixed in 50 litres of water and cuttings should be soaked in emulsion for 10 minutes). Thereafter the cuttings should be treated with Emissan-6 (250 grams of this powder should be dissolved in a small quantity of water and then diluted with 50 litres of water. Cutting treated with Aldrex should be transferred to drums containing Emissan solution and kept submerged for 10 minutes. The cuttings stored in fresh water should be taken out only at the time of planting and not earlier.The best time of planting is mid February. Planting distance followed is 80 cm row to row and 60 cm plant to plant. Before planting, hole should be made with the planting rod whose lower end is flattened and sharpened like a screw driver. The cutting should be planted in the hole with thinner end up in such a way that the upper portion is just 2 mm above the ground level. After planting, the soil around the plant to be compacted gently but firmly. Each poplar Tree needs approximately 20-25 m2 space for its optimum growth. One year old Entire Trans Plants (ETPs) without any co-leader or branches and with naked root (without any ball of earth) are planted in the field from mid-January to February end in pits of size 50cm X 50cm X 100cm. The spacing to be adopted for block plantation is generally 5m X 4m apart (500 plants per hectare ) and for single line or field boundary plantation plant to plant distance is kept at 3m. The plants may be soaked for about 48 hours in running fresh water before planting. To avoid fungal infection, lower one meter of the poplar transplant should be dipped in 0.15 percent solution of Emissan-6 for about 20 minutes and for termite protection for 10 minutes in 0.25 percent Aldrix solution or alternatively for protection against termites about 400g of deoiled neem cake can be mixed with soil to be refilled in pits. Poplar Tree Planting should preferably be done by two men so that one man holds the plant in erect position and the other fills the pit and compacts the earth around it. After planting, the pits should be filled with top soil and FYM in a ratio of 1 : 1 mixed with 10-20g BHC and 50g P2O5. Proper compacting of the soil and immediate irrigation after plantation enhances the chances of survival of the plants. First year casualities should be beaten up with sturdy ETPs not less than 5 m tall in January-February of the following year. After that no beating up should be done as the new plants are not able to catch up with rest of the plants.

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