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1983 Burning Young Slash Pine Plantations U.S. Forest Service research
1983 Burning Young Slash Pine Plantations U.S. Forest Service research
1983 Burning Young Slash Pine Plantations U.S. Forest Service research
1983 Burning Young Slash Pine Plantations U.S. Forest Service research
1983 Burning Young Slash Pine Plantations U.S. Forest Service research
1983 Burning Young Slash Pine Plantations U.S. Forest Service research
1983 Burning Young Slash Pine Plantations U.S. Forest Service research
1983 Burning Young Slash Pine Plantations U.S. Forest Service research
1983 Burning Young Slash Pine Plantations U.S. Forest Service research

1983 Burning Young Slash Pine Plantations U.S. Forest Service research

$ 1.57

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Type: Research Note
  • MPN: Research Paper SO-185
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  • Condition: Used
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  • Brand: U.S. Forest Service
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    Description

    Vintage U.S. Forest Service "Comparison of Seasons and Frequencies of Burning in a Young Slash Pine Plantation".  Research Paper SO-185.  By Harold E. Grelen, Principal Range Scientist, Southern Forest Experiment Station, Alexandria, Louisiana.  U.S. Department of Agriculture - Forest Service.  January, 1983.
    The paper is 5 numbered pages and includes a single black and white photograph. The document is stapled on the left margin.
    Very Good condition.  One small chip on cover edge.  Staples are rusted.  No marks or handwriting.
    M
    easures 8 3/8" wide x 10 7/8" tall.
    Paper reports on a research project in southwest Louisiana conducted during the timeframe 1972 through 1978 regarding prescribed burning in young slash pine plantation.  The purpose of the research was to determine the effect that fire had on pine height and diameter development as well as herbage production in the understory.  Research included a no-burn control area, March burning, May burning, and several frequency iterations.
    Good addition to forest range history / memorabilia collection.