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Three rings-per-inch, dense southern pine-- Should it be developed?
Author(s): P. Koch
Date: 1972
Source: Journal of Forestry 70(6):332-336
Publication Series: Miscellaneous Publication
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Three-rings-per-inch, dense southern pine is a debatable goal in forests managed for solid wood products, but possibilities are evident. The problems lie in product specifications, strength, attractiveness, paint retention, gluing characteristics and machinability. An interim goal for southern pine silviculturists is suggested.Publication Notes
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Koch, P. 1972. Three rings-per-inch, dense southern pine-- Should it be developed?. Journal of Forestry 70(6):332-336Related Search
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