Contrastingly, clipped oaks showed a trend for higher allocation of newly fixed C to starch in current-year and main stems ( Figure 6 ), but results were only marginally significant.
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No preferential carbon-allocation to storage over growth in clipped birch and oak saplings.
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petraea saplings completely compensated for height and branching differences, with clipped trees showing only a marginally significant smaller number of terminal shoots than control trees after 1 year ( Table 2 ).