European larch in the northeastern United States: a study of existing plantations
- HF-ID: HF1932-04
- Category: Research Files
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- Date: 1932
- Media: Paper
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- MF thesis. Manuscript draft, data sheets. 1 accordion folder.
- Keywords: pathology, planted trees, silvics, insects
- Abstract:
- During the fall of 1926 and the spring of 1927, the writer, assisted by N. W. Hosley of the Harvard Forest staff, examined plantations of European larch (Larix europaea, D. C.) at thirty-three widely separated places in the states of Massachusetts, Vermont, Connecticut, and New York. During the winter of 1929-30 the writer undertook a special study of larch plantings located in the east central and southeast sections of New York for the Conservation Department of that state (14). The material gathered in the field studies has been supplemented by information from European sources, particularly Gunnar Schotte's complete study of the European larch (25), in which he refers to nearly all the literature dealing with this species.
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