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South Sierra oak regeneration wak in sapling stage
Authors
Richard StandifordNeil McDougald
Ralph Phillips
Aaron Nelson
Authors Affiliations
Richard Standiford is Forest Management Specialist, LIC Berkeley; Neil McDougald is Cooperative Extension Farm Advisor, Madera County; Ralph Phillips is CE Farm Advisor, Kern County; Aaron Nelson is CE Farm Advisor, Fresno County.Publication Information
Hilgardia 45(2):12-14. DOI:10.3733/ca.v045n02p12. March 1991.
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Abstract
A recent survey of oak regeneration in four southern Sierra counties found sufficient regeneration of seedlings, but a general shortage of pole-size trees. Managers will need to find ways to encourage oak seedling recruitment into the pole-size class to ensure sustainable oak woodland stands.
Standiford R, McDougald N, Phillips R, Nelson A. 1991. South Sierra oak regeneration wak in sapling stage. Hilgardia 45(2):12-14. DOI:10.3733/ca.v045n02p12
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