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Effects of Early Herbaceous and Woody Vegetation Control on Eastern White Pine

Eastern white pine (Pinus strobus L.) is one of North America’s most valuable softwood species. Historically, it thrived in regions characterized by frequent, low-intensity fires that created favourable regeneration conditions.


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Author(s): D. G. Pitt, W. C. Parker, A. Morneault, L. Lanteigne, A. Stinson, F. W. Bell

Publication: The Thin Green Line