Evaluating Pine Regeneration Economic Opportunities: Natural Regeneration, Cut-over Planted, and Oldfield Afforestation Pine Stands Coleman W. Dangerfield, Associate Professor, Economics David J. Moorhead, Professor, For

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Date: 1999-08-24 15:24:58 Silviculture Plantation Seed tree Tree planting Forest Pinus taeda Pulpwood Mountain pine beetle Pinus palustris Forestry Land management Land use		Evaluating Pine Regeneration Economic Opportunities: Natural Regeneration, Cut-over Planted, and Oldfield Afforestation Pine Stands Coleman W. Dangerfield, Associate Professor, Economics David J. Moorhead, Professor, For Add to Reading List Source URL: www.bugwood.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 41,18 KB Share Document on Facebook

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