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The study was conducted in two plantations of white willow (Salix alba L.) in  Donji Srem on the humogley soil type (hydromorphic black soil), which belongs  to a narrow-leaved ash forest with remote sedge (Carici remotae - Fraxinetum  angustifoliae Jov. et Tom., 1979). The plantations are located in the same  depression. The SP (sample plot)-1 plantation is 21 years old with a 6×6 m  planting spacing, and the SP-2 plantation is 27 years old with a 3×3m  planting spacing. Elements of stem growth in the SP-1 plantation showed that  with the white willow planting spacing of 6×6 m and a planned 25-year  production cycle it is possible to obtain about 250 m3•ha-1 of timber volume,  with an 80% net share of technical wood and a 20 % share of pulp wood. The  plantation in SP-2 is at the age, which is well above the optimum age in  terms of rational management, and the total volume at the age of 27 years is  about 300 m3•ha-1, with a 53.7% net share of technical wood and a 46.3% share  of pulpwood. [Projekat Ministarstva nauke Republike Srbije, br. 43007:  Istraživanje klimatskih promena na životnu sredinu: praćenje uticaja,  adaptacija i ublažavanje

Structural and productive-developmental characteristics of white willow plantations of different density on humogley in Donji Srem