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Site Identification For Bigtooth Aspen Sucker Stands, S.A. Graham, R.P. Harrison Jun 1955

Site Identification For Bigtooth Aspen Sucker Stands, S.A. Graham, R.P. Harrison

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Bigtooth aspen (Populus grandidentata) is an upland species that reaches its best development on relatively moist, loamy and sandy soils. Following logging of this tree, reproduction is almost invariably by root suckers which, in clear-cuttings, appear in profusion. Because these suckers are supported by the fully developed root systems of the parent trees, they grow at an almost unbelievably rapid rate on both good and poor sites. As a result it is impossible to recognize site quality from their growth rate alone. For this reason other indicators of site are needed in order to judge the potentialities of …


Deer, Mice, And Hares Damage Young Aspen And Paper Birch Plantings In Norteastern Wisconsin, Joseph Henry Stoeckeler Jan 1955

Deer, Mice, And Hares Damage Young Aspen And Paper Birch Plantings In Norteastern Wisconsin, Joseph Henry Stoeckeler

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In the Spring of 1951, a planting of wilding quaking aspen and paper birch was made on the Argonne Experimental Forest in northeastern Wisconsin on open sodded land prepared with a heavy disk.


A Review Of Literature Relating To Quaking Aspen (Populus Tremuloides) Sites, M.L. Heinselman, Z.A. Zasada Jan 1955

A Review Of Literature Relating To Quaking Aspen (Populus Tremuloides) Sites, M.L. Heinselman, Z.A. Zasada

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