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The Effect of Seedbed Density on Seedling Production at the Georgia Forest Nurseries

As demand for pine seedling stock increases, State Foresters are confronted with the problem of developing additional nurseries. Because of high investment in buildings and equipment, the other alternative is to utilize existing facilities intensively. This can be accomplished either by growing seedlings successively on the same land or increasing seedbed density.


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Author(s): A. A. Foster

Publication: Tree Planters' Notes - Issue 25 (1956)