Soil Suitability for Hardwoods in the Blackland Area

W. M. Broadfoot; J. S. McKnight

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Soil Suitability for Hardwoods in the Blackland Area

Informally Refereed

Authors:

W. M. Broadfoot, J. S. McKnight

Year:

1962

Type:

Scientific Journal

Station:

Southern Research Station

Source:

Information Sheet 783. Stoneville, MS: Mississippi State University, Delta Branch Experiment Station. 1 p.

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Abstract

The Blacklands occur in two areas of Mississippi, the northeastern and east-central parts. They are found within the much larger Coastal Plains land area, but because of their prairie-like nature and characteristic color, they are grouped separately.

Citation

Broadfoot, W. M.; McKnight, J. S. 1962. Soil Suitability for Hardwoods in the Blackland Area. Information Sheet 783. Stoneville, MS: Mississippi State University, Delta Branch Experiment Station. 1 p.