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Genetic and Silvicultural Foundations for Management
Fall River Long-term Productivity Study
A cooperative study between Weyerhaeuser Company; the University of Washington, College of Forest Resources; and the Pacific Northwest Research Station, Westside Silvicultural Options Team is evaluating the effects of different organic matter removal rates, vegetation and nutrient management, and soil structure on long-term productivity of a Douglas-fir ecosystem. Individual projects assess soil and water nutrients, nutrient pools, vegetation development, microclimate, and seedling water relations. More information on the Fall River LTSP.
Study background, objectives, and treatments (technical
report)
Results from the study (list
of publications)
USDA Forest Service - GenSilv Team
Last Modified: Wednesday, 14 March 2012 at 21:39:04 EDT