Storing repellent-coated southern pine seed

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  • Authors: McLemore, B. F.; Barnett J. P.,
  • Publication Year: 1966
  • Publication Series: Scientific Journal (JRNL)
  • Source: Journal of Forestry, volume 64, number 9,

Abstract

Southern pine seed coated with repellents can be stored for at least one year, even after stratification, without losing viability or becoming dormant, and with no reduction in potency of endrin in the coating.

  • Citation: McLemore, B. F.; Barnett J. P. 1966. Storing repellent-coated southern pine seed. Journal of Forestry, volume 64, number 9, pages 619-621. September 1966.
  • Posted Date: March 15, 2022
  • Modified Date: March 15, 2022

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