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Cold Storage Of Tree Seedlings

There are as many variations on how to store seedlings as there are people to store them even though most have the same end objective. There are also stacks of references from which a technical and detailed presentation could be formulated. My talk today, however, will concentrate on IPCo's practical and operational approach to Cold Storage of Seedlings, both pine and hardwood. The time span involved will be from the time seedlings are received at one of our forestry headquarters from the state nurseries, until they are out-planted. Generally this begins in late December or early January.


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Author(s): John A. Nugent

Event: Western Session- Southeastern Nurserymen's Conferences
1974 - Nacogdoches, Texas