Cold Weather And Glaze Damage to Forest Plantations in Southern Illinois
Cold Weather And Glaze Damage to Forest Plantations in Southern Illinois
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25 acre) thinned to 80 square feet basal area per acre Plot No. 8A (0. 46 acre) thinned to 90 square feet basal area per acre Plot No. 8B (0. 42 acre) thinned to 100 square feet basal area per acre Plot No. 8D (0. 25 acre) not thinned Table 8. Glaze Damage to Shortleaf Pine and Loblolly Pine at Elizabethtown Soils Experiment Field (Trees per acre) Loblolly pine Shortleaf pine Type of damage Unthinned Thinned to 80 sq. Ft.
Thinned to 90 sq. Ft.
Thinned to 100 sq. Ft.
Unthinned Thinned Bent* Bl 4... 'ie> 8 28 28 20 24 12 24 160 84 65. 6 2 2 9 2 67 4 3 20 13 122 104 54. 0 10 7 19 36 78 38 19 2 209 123 62. 9 72 112 24 208 488 29. 9 4 '24 12 48 16 io4 408 20. 3 B2 .. .
4 B3 40 Broken 1-5 feet 72 6-10 feet. .
104 11-15 feet 48 16-20 feet. .
24 21 feet and over g 8 Total damaged trees 312 128 Percent trees damaged . .
70. 9 Determination of damage done by bending explained on page 8.
19541 Cold Weather and Glaze Damage to Forest Plantations 17 One of the shortleaf pine plots was thinned to 80 square feet basal area per acre in 1950 (4) ; the other was left as a check.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
25 acre) thinned to 80 square feet basal area per acre Plot No. 8A (0. 46 acre) thinned to 90 square feet basal area per acre Plot No. 8B (0. 42 acre) thinned to 100 square feet basal area per acre Plot No. 8D (0. 25 acre) not thinned Table 8. Glaze Damage to Shortleaf Pine and Loblolly Pine at Elizabethtown Soils Experiment Field (Trees per acre) Loblolly pine Shortleaf pine Type of damage Unthinned Thinned to 80 sq. Ft.
Thinned to 90 sq. Ft.
Thinned to 100 sq. Ft.
Unthinned Thinned Bent* Bl 4... 'ie> 8 28 28 20 24 12 24 160 84 65. 6 2 2 9 2 67 4 3 20 13 122 104 54. 0 10 7 19 36 78 38 19 2 209 123 62. 9 72 112 24 208 488 29. 9 4 '24 12 48 16 io4 408 20. 3 B2 .. .
4 B3 40 Broken 1-5 feet 72 6-10 feet. .
104 11-15 feet 48 16-20 feet. .
24 21 feet and over g 8 Total damaged trees 312 128 Percent trees damaged . .
70. 9 Determination of damage done by bending explained on page 8.
19541 Cold Weather and Glaze Damage to Forest Plantations 17 One of the shortleaf pine plots was thinned to 80 square feet basal area per acre in 1950 (4) ; the other was left as a check.
What to read after Cold Weather And Glaze Damage to Forest Plantations in Southern Illinois?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W R William Randolph Boggess to read onlineMoreLess
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