After the experimentation on 150 acorns of Farnia (Quercus robur L.) for the study of the efficiency of reconstituted soils on germination and subsequent growth of the species

the germination and growth phases were compared with the use of an artificial substrate (peat and sand) and forest soil.

The results of the study made it possible to determine the germinability and growth of the species also through different analytical controls such as, for example, SPAD, foliar diagnostics, growth, foliar surface, analysis of the different substrates and leachates. The research concluded by defining the total compatibility of reconstituted soils for forest restoration and their use for growth of the genus Quercus