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Tree Planters' Notes Volume 23, Number 1 (1972)

Appalachians Survive Well in Southern Northern Red Oak Plantings: David F. Olson, Jr. and Ralph M. Hooper

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Field survival poor for stored and heeled-in ponderosa pine seedlings: James W. Edgren

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Improperly Applied Weedkillers Can Damage or Kill Oak and Loblolly Pine: G. K. Parris

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Diagnosing Mineral Deficiency By Foliar Fertilization: E. S. Lyle

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Fertilizer Application Can Improve Red Pine Seed Production: Donald P. White, Jonathan W. Wright and M. W. Day

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Four hardwood species differ in tolerance to pruning: Ronald A. Woessner

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Soilless Container System Developed For Growing Conifer Seedlings: Donald P. White and G. Schneider

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Pythium and nematode species implicated in root rot: F. F. Hendrix, Jr., W. A. Campbell and W. M. Powell

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Vertical Tillage Fails To Improve Black Walnut Seedling Growth On Poorly Drained Site: Craig K. Losche

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The Question of Adequate Stocking: Hamlin L. Williston

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Direct seeding black cherry: Some Recommendations for the Allegheny Plateau: Harold J. Huntzinger

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CO2 Enriched Atmosphere Speeds Growth of Ponderosa Pine and Blue Spruce Seedlings: Richard W. Tinus

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