This review highlights how plant physiology improves understanding of tree growth, enhancing silvicultural decisions.
The author explains and cites examples of many ways in which a knowledge of plant physiology can serve the forester in his effort to understand tree growth more completely, and thereby direct his silvicultural operations more effectively.
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Paul J. Kramer (1948) studied this question.
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