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Bioenergy production based on short rotation coppice willow plantations (SRC)   is an effective direction both for economic and environment profit. The yield   of willow wood can amount to 10-15 tons per hectare of dry biomass per year   and the cost of thus obtained energy is lower in comparison with other energy   crops. In order to achieve high yield and profitability, the use of special   willow clones is necessary. Species most often used in selection for biomass   production are shrub type willows: Salix viminalis, Salix dasyclados and   Salix schwerini, while the clones tested in this paper were also of tree   species Salix alba. The productivity and some physiology characteristics of   Serbian selection clones of Salix alba (Bačka, Volmianka and Drina) and   Swedish selection clone Jorr (Salix viminalis) were investigated in   greenhouses and in field conditions. As the result of testing three clones of   Salix alba - Bačka, Volmianka and Drina, having special preferences and   adaptability to different environmental conditions, these were included in   State register of Republic of Belarus in 2013. In our experiment it was also   satisfactory that specific properties of willows (intensity of transpiration   and photosynthesis, water use efficiency and others), were conserved both in   greenhouses and in field conditions. This factor gives opportunity to select   prospective clones of willows at an early stage of ontogenesis for further   testing

The assessment of physiology parameters of willow plants as a criterion for selection of prospective clones