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Project Report No. 38, Average Observed Fusiform Rust Transition Paths, O. Schabenberger, T. G. Greroire, J. David Lenhart
Project Report No. 38, Average Observed Fusiform Rust Transition Paths, O. Schabenberger, T. G. Greroire, J. David Lenhart
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fusiform rust ( Cronatrium quercuum [Berk. ] Miyabe ex Shirai f . sp . tusiforme L. ) is a devastating disease in loblolly ( Pinus taeda L. ) and slash ( Pinus elliottii Englem. ) pine plantations throughout the southern United States . Pine stems infected with fusiform rust are subject to hazards such as wind breakage, and if a pine stem with a gall on it does survive to harvest, utilization of the infected stem piece may be down-graded from possible lumber to probable pulpwood or maybe completely discarded .
Research Report No. 37, Site Index Equations For Loblolly And Slash Pine Plantations In East Texas, Update : 1995, Glen Dirksmeyer, Kelly Scott, Curtis Vanderschaaf, Raymond Worthy
Research Report No. 37, Site Index Equations For Loblolly And Slash Pine Plantations In East Texas, Update : 1995, Glen Dirksmeyer, Kelly Scott, Curtis Vanderschaaf, Raymond Worthy
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Site index prediction equations for loblolly ( Pinus caeda L. ) and slash ( Pinws elliottii Engelm. ) pine plantations in Ease Texas have been previously developed and published by: -
Lenhart , J. D., E. V. Hunt, Jr. and J. A. Blacka7d. 1986. Site index equations for loblolly and slash pine 1 plantations on non-old- field in East Texas. South. J. I Appl. For. 10(2) :109-112.
Vaughn, A. B., J. Lapongan and J. D. Lenhart. 1993. Site index equations for loblolly and slash pine plantations in East Texas - Update: 1993. ETPPRP Report 27. College of Forestry. SFASU. 6 …
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
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.
Project Report No. 39, Observed Average Characteristics Of Unthinned Loblolly And Slash Pine Plantations In East Texas, Kelly B. Scott, J. David Lenhart
Project Report No. 39, Observed Average Characteristics Of Unthinned Loblolly And Slash Pine Plantations In East Texas, Kelly B. Scott, J. David Lenhart
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In September, 1994, the ETPP'RP1 published Report 31 (Observed growth rates of loblolly and slash pine plantations in East Texas). The purpose of that report was to tabulate four observed average annual growth rates: • Quadratic mean diameter, • Stand height, • Basal area per acre and • Cubic feet per acre of unthinned East Texas loblolly and slash pine plantations.