The article compares yield tables and individual tree measurements for assessing growth data in North Carolina.
The author describes, in this article, the methods employed in securing growth data for three counties of North Carolina; the methods used involve the application of yield tables to the areas examined and the measurement of increment on individual trees; the two methods are compared and a means is suggested for correcting the shortcomings of both.
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