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Tree Planters' Notes Volume 25, Number 3 (1974)

Shape of root systems influences survival and growth of loblolly seedlings: Ronald L. Hay and Frank W. Woods

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Using dephenamid herbicide for seedbed weed control cuts hand-weeding labor 75 percent: Stephen E. McDonald, John A. Isaacson and Beatrice E. Fisher

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Direct seeding loblolly pine beneath hardwoods on dry sands: Thomas E. Campbell

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Eraser fir seed storage and germination-some new data: Charles F. Speers

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Field grafting California Ponderosa pine: Gaylord K. Parks

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First-summer survival rate high for fall- and spring-germinated longleaf pine: Thomas E. Campbell

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Apparent freeze damage to black walnut seedlings related to seed source and fertilizer treatment: David T. Funk, Robert D. Williams and Robert E. Phares

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Black walnut bench-grafting procedure reduces stock suckering: Loy W. Shreve

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Black walnut controlled-pollination techniques: Donovan C. Forbes

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Broadcast and spot-seeded pines grow equally well Forest Service: Thomas E. Russell

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