1952Journal of ForestryOpen access

Response of Loblolly Pine to Thinning

W. F. Mann

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Abstract How and when should loblolly pine be thinned? This study suggests that thinning practices best suited to sawlog production are not necessarily the most profitable where pulpwood is the main objective.

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Abstract How and when should loblolly pine be thinned? This study suggests that thinning practices best suited to sawlog production are not necessarily the most profitable where pulpwood is the main objective.

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Abstract How and when should loblolly pine be thinned? This study suggests that thinning practices best suited to sawlog production are not necessarily the most profitable where pulpwood is the main objective.

Key concepts: Thinning, Loblolly pine, Forestry, Environmental science, Agroforestry, Geography, Pinus <genus>, Biology

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