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This report highlights progress in forest research over 20 years in the Lower South, suggesting continued advancements ahead.
On July 1, 1941, the Southern Forest Experiment Station completed 20 years of service to forestry in the lower South. During these twenty years southern forestry has made progress noteworthy. Although this progress is not entirely the result of Southern Forest Experiment Station activities, this station can rightfully assume a considerable portion of the credit. The forestry profession congratulates the Southern Forest Experiment Station on its 20th birthday and expresses the hope that it will be able to point to even greater progress during the coming 20 years.
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E. L. Demmon (1942) studied this question.
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