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Research Report No. 34, Influence of Soil and Topography Features on Ability of Land in East Texas to Grow Loblolly and Slash Pine Plantations

H. Alexis Ross, Andrew J. Londo, J. David Lenhart

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This research paper is specifically designed to assist East Texas agricultural landowners by attempting to provide some of the lnformation that may be needed for decisions concerning whether or not to establish. grow and harvest pine trees. Specifically, it provides information that may be useful to ascertain the ability of land In East Texas to produce planted loblolly ( Anus taeda L)and slash ( Pinus elliottii Engelm. ) pine trees Irrespective of present land use.

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This research paper is specifically designed to assist East Texas agricultural landowners by attempting to provide some of the lnformation that may be needed for decisions concerning whether or not to establish. grow and harvest pine trees. Specifically, it provides information that may be useful to ascertain the ability of land In East Texas to produce planted loblolly ( Anus taeda L)and slash ( Pinus elliottii Engelm. ) pine trees Irrespective of present land use.

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This research paper is specifically designed to assist East Texas agricultural landowners by attempting to provide some of the lnformation that may be needed for decisions concerning whether or not to establish. grow and harvest pine trees. Specifically, it provides information that may be useful to ascertain the ability of land In East Texas to produce planted loblolly ( Anus taeda L)and slash ( Pinus elliottii Engelm. ) pine trees Irrespective of present land use.

Key concepts: Loblolly pine, Slash (logging), Slash Pine, Forestry, Geology, Agroforestry, Environmental science, Geography

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