Pamphlets On Silviculture volume 11
Pamphlets On Silviculture volume 11
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0083 . 7500 . 0833 . 6666 . 0083 . 1250 . 0277 . 0277 . 0083 . 1666 . 0416 . 5000 . 0033 . 1666 . 0222 . 0416 . 0083 . 1500 . 0416 1. 0000 . 0022 . 1666 . 0277 . 0555 . 0022 . 7500 . 0416 Acer-Pagus-Tsuga Acer-Fagus-Tsuga * Acer-Fagus-Tsuga Taxus canadensis Mnium sp Pinus strobus . . Acer rubrum . . .
*The high light intensities at station III, located at the bottom of the park lead- ing to the springs, as compared with stations II and IV, are due to a clearing.
STUDIES IN TOLERANCE OF NEW ENGL...AND FOREST TREES 17 In table X an attempt is made to show the effect of the forest cover on bright days as compared with cloudy days. Light in the open varied from . 25 to 1. The light values in the open were figured as 1 in every case and the percentage of light at each station computed. These data sometimes are confusing rather than helpful. They con- ceal important differences in intensity. For example at the Taxus station the forest cover reduces the light intensity on July 22 to . 0277, (Table IX), or it holds back 89 percent of the total daylight at that time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
0083 . 7500 . 0833 . 6666 . 0083 . 1250 . 0277 . 0277 . 0083 . 1666 . 0416 . 5000 . 0033 . 1666 . 0222 . 0416 . 0083 . 1500 . 0416 1. 0000 . 0022 . 1666 . 0277 . 0555 . 0022 . 7500 . 0416 Acer-Pagus-Tsuga Acer-Fagus-Tsuga * Acer-Fagus-Tsuga Taxus canadensis Mnium sp Pinus strobus . . Acer rubrum . . .
*The high light intensities at station III, located at the bottom of the park lead- ing to the springs, as compared with stations II and IV, are due to a clearing.
STUDIES IN TOLERANCE OF NEW ENGL...AND FOREST TREES 17 In table X an attempt is made to show the effect of the forest cover on bright days as compared with cloudy days. Light in the open varied from . 25 to 1. The light values in the open were figured as 1 in every case and the percentage of light at each station computed. These data sometimes are confusing rather than helpful. They con- ceal important differences in intensity. For example at the Taxus station the forest cover reduces the light intensity on July 22 to . 0277, (Table IX), or it holds back 89 percent of the total daylight at that time.
What to read after Pamphlets On Silviculture volume 11?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George F George Frederick Chambers to read onlineMoreLess
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