This technique rapidly establishes growth and mortality plots in sawlog and pulpwood stands, suggesting practical application.
Nothing is so fundamental to the sustained management of sawlog and pulpwood stands as a knowledge of their rates of growth and mortality. The suggested method of establishing permanent circular, plots for such studies is rapid and accurate. It is an improvement over past circular-plot techniques and more practical than old-style rectangular plot patterns. Here is a quick means for the practicing forester to implement his theories on growth and mortality.
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Carole Stott (1947) studied this question.
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