2013•Forest Ecology and ManagementRequires access

Tree growth ten years after residual biomass removal, soil compaction, tillage, and competing vegetation control in a highly-productive Douglas-fir plantation

Scott M. Holub, Thomas A. Terry, Constance A. Harrington, Robert Boyd Harrison, Rod Meade

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Key concepts: Environmental science, Biomass (ecology), Soil compaction, Tillage, Productivity, Vegetation (pathology), Growing season, Agronomy

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