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Economical Spot Seeding and Planting Methods for Pines on Sand Plains
Document Type
Report
Journal/Book Title/Conference
Forest Research Division Technical Note 100
Issue
Technical Note 100
Publisher
Government of Canada, Department of Forestry, Forest Research Laboratory, Ontario Region, Ottawa, Ontario
Publication Date
1961
Abstract
Sandy outwash plains and terraces with patches of aspen scrub and open heath are common throughout the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Forest Region. Frequently the stumps of large pine, white or red (Pinus strobus L. and P. resinosa Ait.), may be found on these areas, testifying to the former presence of productive pine stands. Logging, often followed by wildfire, has eliminated or drastically reduced the pine in most cases.
Recommended Citation
Horton, K.W.; McCormack, R.J. 1961. Economical spot seeding and planting methods for pines on sand plains. Government of Canada, Department of Forestry, Forest Research Laboratory, Ontario Region, Ottawa, Ontario. Forest Research Division Technical Note 100.