A Productivity Oriented Forest Site Classification System for New Brunswick
Date Published: 1982
Key Findings: Results supported the use of regolith systems as a basis for differentiation at the third level of the forest site classification.
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- van Groenewoud, H.
Canadian Forestry Service: Department of the Environment - Ruitenberg, A.
Canadian Forestry Service: Department of the Environment
A modified forest site classification system for New Brunswick has been devised on the basis of climatic regions, morphological districts, regolith systems, and site types. The system is based entirely on measured climatic, geological, mineralogical, and soil parameters, and was tested on 15 to 20-year-old black spruce (Picea mariana) plantations in northwestern New Brunswick. The height and volume growth of the plantations are significantly different among the various regolith systems but differ little within each system. Further applications and testings of the system to perfect it for intensive forest management are described.
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