A common study design has been installed at 13 locations throughout the South to track the growth of loblolly pine (Pinus taeda L.) plantations established with 4 different competition control treatments: no control (only chopping-burning), woody control for 5 years, herbaceous control for 4 year...
Miller, J.H.
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Edwards, M.B.
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Newbold, R.A.
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Zedaker, S.M.
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Zutter, B.R.
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[A regional framework of early growth response for loblolly pine relative to herbaceous, woody, and complete competition control: the COMProject]
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A regional framework of early growth response for loblolly pine relative to herbaceous, woody, and complete competition control: the COMProject
The response of woody and herbaceous vegetation to site preparation, subsoil texture, and fertilization was measured on the West Gulf Coastal Plain. The influences of these treatments on competing vegetation were short-term. Drastic soil disturbance and fertilization briefly increased herbage pro...
Wolters, G.L.
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Baldwin, V.C.
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Martin Jr.,A.
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Pearson, H.A.
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Thill, R.E.
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[Response of competing vegetation to site preparation on west gulf coastal plain commercial forest land]
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Response of competing vegetation to site preparation on west gulf coastal plain commercial forest land
Broadcasting mixtures of glyphosate and soil-active herbicides over loblolly pine (Pinus taeda L.) seedlings may control established weeds and emerging weed seedlings better than either glyphosate or soil-active herbicides alone. However, herbicides will injure young pines if applied improperly. ...
The biological processes that affect seed production in natural southern pine are documented, and information that will allow foresters to manipulate stands in a manner to improve and predict seed production is provided. As a result, natural regeneration should become a more reliable technique.