Eucalyptus badjensis Beuzev. & Welch Progenies Behavior in Two Sites of Southern Brazil
Keywords:
Frost, Essential oilAbstract
This paper analyzes Eucalyptus badjensis Beuzev. & Welch half sib progenies planted in two areas of Southern Brazil. The species is considered potential for plantation in frost prone areas and for oil production (1,8 cineol). Height and DBH growth were fast on both areas, Vargem Bonita (SC) and Ponta Grossa(PR). In the colder area the species showed higher survival rate and no signal of frost damage. Heritabilities were different between locals varying from low to medium magnitude. It is recommended introduction of more genetic material with a higher number of progenies.
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