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Fertilizing Eastern Washington Coniferous Forests: A Guide for Nonindustrial Private Forest Landowners
EB1874
Author(s):
James A. Moore, Donald P. Hanley, H.N. Chappell, John Shumway, Steven B. Webster, and John M. Mandzak
Fertilization, along with thinning and pruning, can increase quality and quantity of wood grown in a normal conifer rotation. Well-nourished trees are crucial to the health of forest ecosystems. Stands are evaluated for fertilization by geographic subregions, habitat type series, and soil rock type.
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October 1998. 20 pages.
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