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planting density cuttings and their interaction and less affected by the variety and frequency of harvesting of the shoots in the first cycle. After the fourth growing season 6.6% of bushes withered (on the average), and a large increase of the number of dead bushes on the plot occurred in the next vegetation periods (6th – 20.7%, 8th – 36.1%). The varieties were classified in terms of susceptibility to withering: very strong – Olof (22.9%), strong – Start (19.0%) and Jorr (17.9%), medium – 1047 (13.2%), 1054 (12.9%), 1047D (12.8%), Sprint (12.1%), Turbo (11.8%) and Tordis (10.5%) and small – Ekotur (6.5%). The increase in the density of cuttings planting resulted in increased withering of willow bushes. In objects harvested 1 time within the first 4-year cycle 12.2% withered on the average and in objects harvested 2 times – 15.7%.

Influence of varieties and clones and planting density on dying out willow bushes in a 8-year