Practical Forestry in the Pacific Northwest
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As a matter of fact, while the wholestand is seldom perceptibly hurt, the immediate or gradual death ofa good tree here and there thins the stand very considerably in afew years and it is such a thinning process in the past which makesmany pine tracts bear but 5, 000 feet to the acre where otherwisethey would yield two or three times as much. Scorching also retardsthe growth of trees not actually injured otherwise.
The technical objections given above may sometimes be offset bypractical advanta...ges and the system is likely to receive expertapproval for certain conditions provided it is not used as a cloakwithout taking sincere steps to replace the destroyed second growthby adequate seed trees or artificial seeding. The latter danger mayeasily warrant public alarm manifested by restrictive laws. Universalground burning of green timber will distinctly reduce the prospectof unassisted natural reforestation on the great area of potentialtimber land in which, as a resource, regardless of ownership, thepublic is vitally interested.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As a matter of fact, while the wholestand is seldom perceptibly hurt, the immediate or gradual death ofa good tree here and there thins the stand very considerably in afew years and it is such a thinning process in the past which makesmany pine tracts bear but 5, 000 feet to the acre where otherwisethey would yield two or three times as much. Scorching also retardsthe growth of trees not actually injured otherwise.
The technical objections given above may sometimes be offset bypractical advanta...ges and the system is likely to receive expertapproval for certain conditions provided it is not used as a cloakwithout taking sincere steps to replace the destroyed second growthby adequate seed trees or artificial seeding. The latter danger mayeasily warrant public alarm manifested by restrictive laws. Universalground burning of green timber will distinctly reduce the prospectof unassisted natural reforestation on the great area of potentialtimber land in which, as a resource, regardless of ownership, thepublic is vitally interested.
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