Observational analysis suggests controlled burning improves management in oak-pine stands, highlighting its role in pitch and shortleaf pine health.
The data presented in this paper suggest that light burning during the safe winter period may have a management role in the pitch and shortleaf pine stands of southern New Jersey similar to that described by Chapman for lohlolly, pine.
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