Abstract
A problem foresters often face in establishing hardwood plantations is selecting proper sites for various species. Before planting, a forest manager should have confidence that a site is suitable for a particular species, and for investment planning he would like to have some idea of the site's potential productivity. This paper describes how to use a new technique of site selection for hardwoods that has recently been published by the Southern Forest Experiment Station.
Keywords
hardwoods,
site selection
Citation
Baker, James B.; Broadfoot, W. M. 1978. A New Technique of Site Selection for Hardwoods. Southern Journal of Applied Forestry 2(2):42-43.