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Effects of full and partial clearing, with and without herbicide, on weed cover, light availability, and establishment success of white ash in shrub communities of abandoned pastureland in southwestern Quebec, Canada

Cogliastro, A., Benjamin, K., and Bouchard, A. New Forests 32(2):197-210. 2006.

Shrub communities established on former pasture land are currently under-used and their forestry potential is of interest to land owners wishing to increase valuable hardwood regeneration on their properties.


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Author(s): A. Cogliastro, K. Benjamin, A. Bouchard

Section: Weed Control