Research demonstrates the impact of unmerchantability on second cuttings of ponderosa pine, suggesting a valuable local lumber source.
Second cuttings of ponderosa pine in the Southwest will soon become an important source of supply for the local lumbering industry. In order to ascertain the influence of unmerchantability, a careful study was made of a second cutting in northern Arizona. This second cutting was the first to be made in the Southwest. The results are quit reassuring to both lumbermen and foresters.
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