Observational analysis assessed growth of crop trees after Civilian Conservation Corps treatment, indicating effective forest management.
Stands treated according to the timber stand improvement program of the Civilian Conservation Corps were examined 5 years after treatment on national forests in the mountains from West Virginia to Georgia. Information is presented on the effect of the treatment on the freedom and growth of crop trees and on the behavior of felled and girdled trees.
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