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Robinia pseudoacacia als Vertreter der Baum-Leguminosen zählt zu den wenigen Baumarten, die bei verhältnismäßig hohen jährlichen Zuwachsraten (bis zu 2,5 m) gleichzeitg relativ dichtes und widerstandsfähiges Holz aufweisen.
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Wetzel, A., Scheidemann, P., Werner, D. (1995). Flavonoide im Wurzelraum von Robinia Pseudoacacia — Isolierung, Identifikation, Interaktion. In: Merbach, W. (eds) Mikroökologische Prozesse im System Pflanze-Boden. Vieweg+Teubner Verlag. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-83428-7_27
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