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Kraft-Polyethylene Bags Recommended for Packing and Storing Loblolly Seedlings

Reported here are studies made in north Mississippi during 1960 and 1961 to test the field performance of loblolly seedlings packed and stored in kraft-polyethylene (K-P) bags.1 Such bags have been used to store west coast conifers up to 6 months, while in England conifers have been stored in polyethylene film for long periods.


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Author(s): S. J. Ursic

Publication: Tree Planters' Notes - Issue 57 (1963)