Root growth capacity: One key to bare-root seedling survival

Stone, E; Norberg, E

Root growth capacity: One key to bare-root seedling survival

Authors

Edward C. Stone
Edward A. Norberg

Authors Affiliations

Edward C. Stone is Professor, Forestry, U.C., Berkeley, and Silviculturist, U.C. Agricultural Experiment Station; Edward A. Norberg is Staff Research Associate, Forestry, U.C., Berkeley.

Publication Information

Hilgardia 33(5):14-15. DOI:10.3733/ca.v033n05p14. May 1979.

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