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• Authors: Chamberlain, James; Ness, Gabrielle; Small, Christine; Bonner, Simon; Hiebert, Elizabeth
• Publication Year: 2014
• Publication Series: Poster
• Source: Journal of Forestry. Proceedings of National Convention of Society of American Foresters. January 2014.

Abstract

Tens of thousands of kilograms of rhizomes and roots of Actaea racemosa L., a native Appalachian forest perennial, are harvested every year and used for the treatment of menopausal conditions. Sustainable management of this and other wild-harvested non-timber forest products requires the ability to effectively and reliably inventory marketable plant components.

• Citation: Chamberlain, J.; Ness, G.; Small, C.; Bonner, S.; Hiebert, E. 2014. [Poster]. Modeling belowground biomass of black cohosh, a medicinal forest product. Journal of Forestry. Proceedings of National Convention of Society of American Foresters. January.
• Posted Date: October 3, 2014
• Modified Date: October 23, 2015

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