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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"hardwood competition"”.
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Factors affecting loblolly pine growth following site preparation
… vegetation. Herbaceous, woody shrub, and hardwood competition levels were not significantly different among site preparation treatment areas after four years. However, hardwood competition levels had increased at a faster rate during the last two growing seasons on chopped and disced areas …
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Loblolly Pine (Pinus taeda L.) Plantation Response to Mechanical Site Preparation in the South Carolina and Georgia Piedmont
… soil organic matter removal, soil tillage, and hardwood control; (iii) determine the influence of intensive management on the amount of carbon contained in pine plantations. All site preparation treatments increased year-18 volume accumulation compared to the control treatment. Chop/Burn and …
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Impact of Weed Control and Fertilization on Growth of Eastern White, Loblolly, Shortleaf, and Virginia Pine Plantations in the Virginia Piedmont
… intensive silvicultural practices such as woody competition control and fertilization in the Piedmont Province of Virginia is unclear. To address this issue, during 1999, a mixed stand of Virginia pine and hardwoods was clearcut and site-prepared by herbicide application. Three replications …
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Soil Morphological, Physical, and Chemical Parameters Affecting Longleaf Pine (Pinus palustris) Site Quality and Ecosystem Restoration Potential in East Texas
… that naturally restrain herbaceous and hardwood competition. However, there is a need to quantify the potential productivity for longleaf</p> <p>pine on these marginal soils and to develop understandings of edaphic factors limiting their growth.</p> <p> Soil morphological, physical, and …
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Effects of paper mill sludge on tree growth and competition in young red pine plantations
… system (CVAS) showed essentially no response by hardwood competition to sludge application for either study site. Total weed control, consisting of 0.140 kg ha⁻¹ a.i. of Oust™ and 1.3 kg ha⁻¹ a.i. of Garlon™ was performed in August of 1989 and resulted in significantly reduced coverage of …