Abstract This article touches upon the moot question of controlled light burning of longleaf pine forest lands to improve the range for wild game or domestic animals, and emphasizes the necessity for compromises, under the prevailing nonintensive development, where grazing may advantageously be combined with timber growing.
W. G. Wahlenberg (Tue,) studied this question.
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