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A Comparison of White Pine Weevil Resistance in Caged and Outplanted Seedlings from Two Sources

In a continuing study in the spring of l964, cage tests were begun with 2 to 6-feet tall non-weeviled, wild, eastern white pine seedlings taken from two sources in the State. One source was from a heavily weeviled area in southern New York near Oneonta, and the other from a lightly weeviled area in northern New York near Warrensburg.


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Author(s): Donald P. Cannola

Publication: Tree Improvement and Genetics - Northeastern Forest Tree Improvement Conference - 1972