Juhani Salonen

Research Technician
  • Phone number +358295322258
  • Email address juhani.salonen@luke.fi
  • Address Juntintie 154 77600 SUONENJOKI

Ongoing projects

Conservation of forest genetic resources

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2002–2034

Efficient control of non-native plant species

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2025–2027

Aurinkosuo - Energy production, climate impact and profitability of cultivating short-rotation energy crops and producing solar power in former peat extraction areas in Northern Savonia

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2024–2027

Sustainable forestry of silver birch in Finland

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2023–2026

Novel growing media

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2023–2026

Climate tolerant and carbon fixing tree seedlings

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2023–2025

Completed projects

Impacts of water table rise on the hydrology and carbon balance in commercial forests on drained peatlands

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2022–2024

Spruce Bark Beetle and Nun Moth Monitoring

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2021–2024

Green growth for the bioeconomy of North Karelia through digital transformation of forest services

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2021–2023

Green transition in plant protection

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2021–2023

Response of Finnish tree species to fluctuating winter temperatures

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2022

Survival of newly planted spruce seedlings from a hot and dry summer

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2021–2022

Tree seedling production under changing environment

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2017–2022

Improving Seed Orchard Management

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2020–2021

Developing monitoring and control of forest insect damage increasing with warming climate, particularly those caused by spruce bark beetles

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2017–2020

From breeding to practice - Resilient pine seedlings

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2018–2020

Intensive production of woody biomass

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2012–2020

Novel silvicultural technology solutions for bio-based industry

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2017–2020

The use of ethylene for immunization of spruce seedlings against pathogens and pests

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2018–2020

UV-C LED in gray mold control

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2018–2020

Vole damage and recovery of seedlings

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2018–2020

Testing climatic adaptation and profitability of production of woody horticultural plants

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2017–2020