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Artificial regeneration: An essential component of longleaf pine ecosystem restoration
Author(s): James P. Barnett
Date: 2000
Source: Longleaf Alliance Report No. 5: 8-10
Publication Series: Miscellaneous Publication
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Regenerating longleaf pine by artificial means is an essential component of restoring the ecosystem across most of its range because there are limited acres of longleaf stands remaining. Establishing longleaf pine is an early step in the ecosystem restoration process. An overview discussion of artificial regeneration techniques and related issues are presented this paper. Other papers follow in the proceedings that provide more specific information related to reestablishing longleaf pine forests.Publication Notes
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Barnett, James P. 2000. Artificial regeneration: An essential component of longleaf pine ecosystem restoration. Longleaf Alliance Report No. 5: 8-10Related Search
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