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Progress in Seed Collection Methods

The proportion of pine regeneration money being spent to obtain adequate seed is increasing. And why shouldn't it be? The demand for more and better seeds is increasing, and we are still collecting them in much the same way as we always have. Probably, entirely new collection systems are needed. Some of the possible alternatives are discussed in this paper. They are being tried at the Auburn Engineering Project of the Southern Forest Experiment Station, and elsewhere.


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Author(s): Heyward T. Taylor

Publication: National Nursery Proceedings - 1966

Event: Southeastern Area Forest Nurserymen Conference
1966 - Hot Springs, AR