Abstract
Abstract Three thinning intensities were tested in a sugar maple sapling stand in Vermont. The results were used to develop a guide for the efficient development of desirable sugarbush trees. The guide shows thinning intensity and timing alternatives. North. J. Appl. For. 3:106-108, Sept. 1986.
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The study developed a guide showing thinning intensity and timing alternatives for developing desirable sugarbush trees.
- Taxon
- sugar maple
Acer saccharume1 - Outcome
- thinning intensity and timing alternativese0
- Setting
- Vermonte1
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Verbatim
e0“The results were used to develop a guide for the efficient development of desirable sugarbush trees. The guide shows thinning intensity and timing alternatives.”
e1“sugar maple sapling stand in Vermont”