Year:
1970
Publication type:
Scientific Journal (JRNL)
Primary Station(s):
Southern Research Station
Historical Station(s):
Southern Forest Experiment Station
Source:
Mississippi Farm Research 21(6):1-2
Description
In recent years farmers and sportsmen have built many temporary shallow-water impoundments in southern hardwood forests. While the main purpose has been to attract waterfowl, a recent study shows that these forest lakes, if properly managed, can also benefit the timber.
Citation
Broadfoot, W. M. 1970. Study Effects of Impounded Water on Trees. Mississippi Farm Research 21(6):1-2.