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11. Southern Forest Experiment Station: Southern forestry notes. 107. Topography and yellow-poplar growth [by Charles E. Schomaker: Soil poisons can thwart termites, by H. R. Johnston; Coppice regeneration of sweetgum, by W. R. Beaufait].

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Forest Service and Agriculture Dept.
Publisher:: Forest Service
Date:: Jan. 1957
SuDoc number:: A 13.40/7:107

12. Southern Forest Experiment Station: Southern forestry notes. 106. Soil factors may cause gum blight, [by] W. M. Broadfoot and E. R. Toole; Competition affects first-year growth, [by E. R. Ferguson and W. B. Dukes; Cost of planting Cottonwood, by L. C. Maisenhelder].

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Forest Service and Agriculture Dept.
Publisher:: Forest Service
Date:: Nov. 1956
SuDoc number:: A 13.40/7:106

13. Southern Forest Experiment Station: Southern forestry notes. 105. New bird repellents for longleaf seed [by Brooke Meanley and others; Leaping loblolly, by Ralph C. Moyle; Financial maturity, guide to profitable timber growing].

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Forest Service and Agriculture Dept.
Publisher:: Forest Service
Date:: Sept. 1956
SuDoc number:: A 13.40/7:105

14. Southern Forest Experiment Station: Southern forestry notes. 102. Pine prices mirror timber differences, [by Sam Guttenberg; 2, 4, 5-T—Lowvolatile esters effective, by James R. Davis; Loblolly pine succeeds on spoil banks, by Charles E. Schomaker; Time of longleaf seed fall, by Wm. D. Boyer.] Mar. 1956.

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Forest Service and Agriculture Dept.
Publisher:: Forest Service
Date:: [July 1956]
SuDoc number:: A 13.40/7:102

15. Southern Forest Experiment Station: Southern forestry notes. 101. Root development of thinned pines, [by Robert Zahner; Longleaf height unaffected by stand density, by Thomas B. Russell and Harold J. Deer; Young longleaf do best on fresh burns, by David Bruce].

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Forest Service and Agriculture Dept.
Publisher:: Forest Service
Date:: Jan. 1956
SuDoc number:: A 13.40/7:(nos.)

16. Southern Forest Experiment Station: Southern forestry notes. 100. Pine growth under management [by R. R. Reynolds; Basal branches no sign of rust on slash pine seedlings, by Berch W. Henry; Release underplanted loblolly early, by Eugene Shoulders; Slash pine, promising sandhills species, by E. A. Hebb].

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Forest Service and Agriculture Dept.
Publisher:: Forest Service
Date:: Nov. 1955
SuDoc number:: A 13.40/7:(nos.)

17. Sotherneastern Forest Experiment Station: Southern forestry notes. 98. Putting Ozark forest to work, [by Eugene Shoulders; Reducing longleaf cornlosses, by R. M. Allen and J. F. Coyne: Don't keep longleaf seed trees too long by Virgil B. Davis] .

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Forest Service and Agriculture Dept.
Publisher:: Forest Service
Date:: July 1955
SuDoc number:: A 13.40/7:98

18. Southern Forest Experiment Station: Southern forestry notes. 97. Rise in pulpwood cut continues [by J. F. Christopher; Tip moth and webworm in east Texas, by T. A. Harrington; Bed density affects longleaf vigor by H. J. Derr, with list of recent publications].

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Forest Service and Agriculture Dept.
Publisher:: Forest Service
Date:: May 1955
SuDoc number:: A 13.40/7:97

19. Southern Forest Experiment Station: Southern forestry notes. 96. Louisiana's timber supply, 1953-54, [by H. S. Sternitzke; prescribe-burning planted slash nine, by W. F. Mann, Jr., and Tommy Phame; Careful logging causes little damage, by H. A. Yocom, with list of recent publications].

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Forest Service and Agriculture Dept.
Publisher:: Forest Service
Date:: Mar. 1955
SuDoc number:: A 13.40/7:96

20. Southern Forest Experiment Station: Southern forestry notes. 95. Cattle grazing in east Texas forests, [by W. S. Stover and R. S. Campbell; 2, 4, 5-T basal spray on hardwoods does not harm loblolly planted next day, by T. A. Harrington; Plantation exhausts soil water rapidly, by Rober Zahner; Bar-slit good for sandhill hand planting; by D. L. Fassnacht. with list of recent publications].

Corporate/Agency Authors:: Forest Service and Agriculture Dept.
Publisher:: Forest Service
Date:: Jan. 1955
SuDoc number:: A 13.40/7:95

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