Thomas A. Waldrop, David H. Van Lear, F. Thomas Lloyd, William R. Harms
Abstract
Prescribed fire provides many benefits in southern pine A study begun in 1946 provides a unique opportunity stands. to observe long-term changes in understory vegetation, soil properties, and overstory tree growth caused by repeated burning.
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Prescribed fire provides many benefits in southern pine A study begun in 1946 provides a unique opportunity stands. to observe long-term changes in understory vegetation, soil properties, and overstory tree growth caused by repeated burning.
Key concepts: Coastal plain, Understory, Loblolly pine, Prescribed burn, Term (time), Environmental science, Forestry, Vegetation (pathology)