Some effects of stand density and deer browsing on reproduction in an Adirondack hardwood stand

Robert O. Curtis; F.M. Rushmore

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Some effects of stand density and deer browsing on reproduction in an Adirondack hardwood stand

Formally Refereed

Authors:

Robert O. Curtis, F.M. Rushmore

Year:

1958

Type:

Scientific Journal

Station:

Northern Research Station

Source:

Journal of Forestry. 56(2): 116-121.

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Abstract

The northern hardwood stands of the Adirondack region of New York constitute a major natural resource, the basis of one of the few year-round industries of the area. However, knowledge of their silviculture and potential productivity is limited. The results of an exploratory study begun in 1938 provide some information about the problems involved in the management of northern hardwoods in the Adirondarks.

Citation

Curtis, Robert O.; Rushmore, F.M. 1958. Some effects of stand density and deer browsing on reproduction in an Adirondack hardwood stand. Journal of Forestry. 56(2): 116-121.