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Shafer in picture. Photo points up stagnated condition of pole size fir and spruce which has closed canopy completely; small hemlock are being crowded or suppressed in understory. There is little to no ground cover and note the fallen softwood at the foot of the figure, mortality apparently due to excessive suppression. Taken facing S20W from a point 0.6 chains S45E of stake 87-17.
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Collection: Paul Smith Experimental Forest Historical Photo Archive
Keywords: pre-harvest
personnel
softwood
suppression
Organisms: spruce
hemlock
fir
Location: Paul Smith Experimental Forest; Compartment 47
Description: Shafer in picture. Photo points up stagnated condition of pole size fir and spruce which has closed canopy completely; small hemlock are being crowded or suppressed in understory. There is little to no ground cover and note the fallen softwood at the foot of the figure, mortality apparently due to excessive suppression. Taken facing S20W from a point 0.6 chains S45E of stake 87-17.
Date: 4/10/1957

Taken due N from stake 46-10. Dense fir stand which developed following heavy softwood cut about 1900. A. Misura in photo.
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Collection: Paul Smith Experimental Forest Historical Photo Archive
Keywords: softwood
pre-harvest
personnel
Organisms: fir
Location: Paul Smith Experimental Forest; Compartment 4
Description: Taken due N from stake 46-10. Dense fir stand which developed following heavy softwood cut about 1900. A. Misura in photo.
Date: 10/10/1955