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1. Lake States Forest Experiment Station: Southern forestry notes. 123. New rates for repellants in direct seeding [by H. J. Derr; Inundation damage to upland hardwoods, by H. L. Williston; Planted pines show more initial height growth than seeded pines; by T. A. Harrington; BHC total dips toxic to pine seedlings, by T. C. Thatcher; 2, 4, 5-T concentrations for tree injection in Arkansas Ouachitas, by J. L. Smith].

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Forest Service and Agriculture Dept.
Publisher:: Forest Service
Date:: Sept. 1959
SuDoc number:: A 13.40/7:123

2. Southern Forest Experiment Station: Southern forestry notes. 122. South's pulp industry still growing, by Joe F. Christopher; [Sites and seedling grades influence loblolly growth, by S. J. Ursic; Girdle or fell oaks to release pines? by Glendon W. Smalley; Seeded and planted pines grow at similar rates; by Robert M. Farrar, jr.: Benzoic acid ineffective on hardwoods, by James L. Smith].

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Forest Service and Agriculture Dept.
Publisher:: Forest Service
Date:: July 1959
SuDoc number:: A 13.40/7:122

3. Southern Forest Experiment Station: Southern forestry notes. 120. Root pruning boosts longleaf survival [by Eugene Sholders; Irrigation lessens sweetgum blight, by E. R. Toole and W. M. Broadfoot: Insects cause degrade in Ozark oaks, by R. C. Morris; 2, 4, 5-T on Ozark hardwoods, by H. S. Crawford].

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Forest Service and Agriculture Dept.
Publisher:: Forest Service
Date:: Mar. 1959
SuDoc number:: A 13.40/7:120

4. Southern forestry notes. 119. Frills must be complete, [by] R. L. Johnson; [Repellents reduce cattle browsing on pines, by Don A. Duncan and Louie B. Whitaker; Hardwoods recovering from drought, by W. M. Broadfoot and E. R. Toole; 2, 4, 5-T better in diesel oil, by Edwin R. Lawson].

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Forest Service and Agriculture Dept.
Publisher:: Forest Service
Date:: Jan. 1959
SuDoc number:: A 13.40/7:119

5. Southern Forest Experiment Station: Southern forestry notes. 118. Deadening scrub hardwoods livens up forage, [by Don A. Duncan and L. B. Whitaker; Test insecticide for twig borer, by Robert C. Morris; Borate firelines toxite to southern vegetation, by George R. Fahnestock; Summary of U.S. forest statistics, announcement].

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Forest Service and Agriculture Dept.
Publisher:: Forest Service
Date:: Nov. 1958
SuDoc number:: A 13.40/7:118

6. Southern Forest Experiment Station: Southern forestry notes. 117. Southern pulping capacity expands despite production drop [by Joe F. Christopher; Trace minerals ample on woods rauge, by Don A. Duncan; Giant-tree volumes for machine use, by L. R. Grosenbaugh.]

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Forest Service and Agriculture Dept.
Publisher:: Forest Service
Date:: Sept. 1958
SuDoc number:: A 13.40/7:(nos.)

7. Southern Forest Experiment Station: Southern forestry notes. 116. Mississippi survey completed, [by H. S. Sternitzke; Clip or deep-plant cypress , by R. L. Johnson; Planning farm-and-forest management, by Alfred Pleasonton].

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Forest Service and Agriculture Dept.
Publisher:: Forest Service
Date:: July 1958
SuDoc number:: A 13.40/7:(nos.)

8. Southern Forest Experiment Station:Southern forestry notes. 115. Pruning may cut loss from rust cankers [by A. F. Verrall; Intensive site preparation stimulates longleaf growth on sandhills, by Robert L. Scheer, Machine girdling compared to ax, by Herbert A. Yocom].

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Forest Service and Agriculture Dept.
Publisher:: Forest Service
Date:: May 1958
SuDoc number:: A 13.40/7:115

9. Southern Forest Experiment Station: Southern forestry notes. 113. Bird control in forest nurseries, [by W. F. Mann, jr., and C. E. Kingsley; Longleaf seedlings endure moderate grazing, by Wm. D. Boyer; September rains bring pine growth gains, by Robert Zahner; Release doubles shortleaf seedling growth, by T. A. Harrington].

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Forest Service and Agriculture Dept.
Publisher:: Forest Service
Date:: Jan. 1958
SuDoc number:: A 13.40/7:113

10. Southern Forest Experiment Station: Southern forestry notes. 112. Damage from pine weevils can be avoided [by R. C. Thatcher; Scalping aids lonprleaf seedling catch, by T. C. CroKer, jr.; Fire scars are entrance for most hardwood rot, by E. R. Toole].

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Forest Service and Agriculture Dept.
Publisher:: Forest Service
Date:: Nov. 1957
SuDoc number:: A 13.40/7:112

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