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Dynamics of American beech regeneration 10 years following harvesting in a beech bark disease-affected stand in Maine

2006-09-01

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Root sprouting following harvesting of American beech has resulted in the development of dense, slow-growing thickets in many stands throughout Maine and the northeastern United States. The problem is compounded by the presence of beech bark disease, as most sprouts arise from roots of disease-susceptible genotypes. Ten-year post-harvest regeneration conditions were examined in a central Maine beech stand harveste...

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10.1093/njaf/23.3.192
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