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Distribution Of Nitrogen, Phosphorus, Potassium, And Calcium In Ten Families Of Pinus virginiana (mill.)

Half-sib progeny from ten selected Virginia pine trees were grown on two randomized blocks and harvested at age eight. The concentration (%) and the total content (g) of N, P, K, and Ca was determined for each component of each tree. Significant family effects were observed for Ca concentration in bolewood and for Ca content in bolebark. Block effects were significant in many instances.


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Author(s): J. W. Scott, Peter P. Feret, D. W. Smith, David L. Bramlett

Publication: Tree Improvement and Genetics - Southern Forest Tree Improvement Conference - 1975