Growing Space Ratio as Related to Form and Development of Western White Pine

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Title:: Growing Space Ratio as Related to Form and Development of Western White Pine
Creator:: Arnold, Dale L.
Date Created:: 1948
Description:: The amount of growing space available to a tree has an important bearing on its form and development throughout life. Regulation of relative growing space through thinnings is the primary means the forester uses to control form and rate of growth so that the resulting product will yield the greatest financial return. Little specific information is available as to the growing space requirements of western white pine when growing in less than fully-stocked stands. Still less is know about how the species develop under varying conditions of relative growing space.
Document Type:: Thesis
Library Call Number:: SD397.P55A75
Subjects:: Big Meadow Creek western white pine pinus monticola growing space silviculture
UIEF Unit:: Big Meadow Creek
Location:: UIEF; Big Meadow Creek
Latitude:: 46.799488
Longitude:: -116.812869
Department:: School of Forestry
Type:: text
Format:: application/pdf

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Preferred Citation:: "Growing Space Ratio as Related to Form and Development of Western White Pine", UIEF Research Exchange, University of Idaho Library Digital Collections, https://www.lib.uidaho.edu/digital/uief/items/uief_0026.html

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