A TREE DECADENCE CLASSIFICATION FOR MATURE CONIFEROUS STANDS

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Dec 1953 English Publisher:Canadian Institute of ForestryJournal:The Forestry Chronicle, volume 29, pages 359-364 (issn: 0015-7546, eissn: 1499-9315,

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Authors: R. E. Foster; G. P. Thomas; J. E. Browne;

doi: 10.5558/tfc29359-4

A TREE DECADENCE CLASSIFICATION FOR MATURE CONIFEROUS STANDS

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Mature coniferous stands are comprised of trees in varying stages of susceptibility to and deterioration by wood destroying fungi. Individual trees of such stands may be segregated into easily recognized classes by their possession or lack of visible abnormalities indicative of decay. The segregation of trees on the presence or absence of suspect abnormalities may provide reliable information on stand defect.

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