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Effects of fire and thinning on oak and other hardwood species regeneration in mixed oak forests of southeastern Ohio

Brian C. McCarthy, Matthew A. Albrecht

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We conducted a study of hardwood regeneration in the mixed oak forests of unglaciated southeastern Ohio following various silvicultural practices. Our study was conducted at three separate forests within the region.

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We conducted a study of hardwood regeneration in the mixed oak forests of unglaciated southeastern Ohio following various silvicultural practices. Our study was conducted at three separate forests within the region.

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We conducted a study of hardwood regeneration in the mixed oak forests of unglaciated southeastern Ohio following various silvicultural practices. Our study was conducted at three separate forests within the region.

Key concepts: Hardwood, Thinning, Regeneration (biology), Forestry, Natural regeneration, Environmental science, Agroforestry, Geography

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