Silvical characteristics of virginia pine (Pinus virginiana)
Abstract
Virginia pine has finally attained its rightful place among trees of commercial importance. It has done so in spite of being called "scrub pine" and "poverty pine" - and in spite of the term "forest weed", which has lingered long in the speech of oldtimers who remember the days of timber-plenty.
Materias
Pinus virginianaSILVICULTURA
USA
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