The Relationship of Specific Gravid of Loblolly Pine to Environmental Factors in Southern Illinois
Date Published: 1966
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- Gilmore, A.R.
Dept of Forestry, University of Illinois, Urbana - Boyce, S.G.
USDA Forest Service - Ryker, R.A.
USDA Forest Service
Forty-nine percent of the variation in wood specific gravity of Pinus taeda L. growing in southern Illinois was accounted for by environmental factors and percent of latewood. Environmental conditions that influenced the availability of moisture, especially during summer, were most important. In a corollary study, neither specific gravity nor percent of latewood were related to 7 known geographic seed sources.
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