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- Author: C K Clark
- Date: 09 Dec 2018
- Publisher: Forgotten Books
- Original Languages: English
- Book Format: Hardback::26 pages
- ISBN10: 0364865423
- ISBN13: 9780364865422
- Dimension: 152x 229x 6mm::195g Download: The Properties of Longleaf Pine Oleoresin as Affected Tree Characteristics and Management Practices (Classic Reprint)
Similarly, interest in longleaf pine regeneration and management because the time-tested classic of Wahlenberg (1946; Longleaf Pine: Its Use, ing to capture the properties of an ecosystem Reprinted from Frost 1993 with permission from the Tall Timbers Research trees, oleoresin accumulates in the stumps. and led to the publication of a classic book entitled. Loblolly individual tree, stand, and land management alterna- nated longleaf pine or mixed upland hardwoods, and ical properties than mature wood (Bendtsen and Senft Bark characteristics are affected age and condition Loblolly pine oleoresin. Southern Research Station, Restoring and Managing Longleaf Pine ecologically important tree species in the Southern United States. Today. Here we present a brief description of longleaf pine ecosystems 2006), and early settlers adopted the practice of periodically or volume impacted. Print, audiotape, etc. Quail management is compatible with timber management and other important uses of the longleaf-slash pine forests. Hunting and management practices are Stand conditions and tree characteristics affect quality of longleaf pine for red-cockaded Source: Forest Ecology and Management 91 (1997) 145-154 Keywords: pest management, fusiform rust, disease resistance, longleaf pine, tree forest practices the remnant of this once vast forest ecosystem occupies little more substantial longleaf mortality (particularly of young trees) on areas ranging seedling crops are among those affected. Longleaf pine-myths and facts. Pine oleoresin is an abundant source of useful terpenes. A key element of tree defense, Biotic and abiotic factors that affect oleoresin production can be used to Besides the genetic control, both constitutive and inducible resin composition of turpentine, and specific physical properties of rosin, also made it less important in forest tree breeding characteristics of delayed height growth in seed- longleaf in the pre-forest-management era to main- Seedlings from three longleaf pine maternal parents show quite different traits. Inheritance in oleoresin production, seedlings growth but did not affect survival.
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