Pruning practices influence growth rates in longleaf pine, suggesting optimal timings and methods for care.
This paper presents the results of pruning experiments with open-grown longleaf pine in southern Mississippi, and illustrates the use of the data to answer specific questions as to how soon and how intensively pruning should be done.
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