Effects of initial stocking on financial return from young-growth Douglas-fir

Rudolf F. Grah

Hilgardia, 1960, vol. 29, issue 14

Abstract: Understocking of commercial Douglas-fir stands may markedly reduce financial return. The experiment reported herein was designed to study the effects of initial understocking, to analyze them within a financial framework, and to provide guides for the economic management of young-growth Douglas-fir stands. Four model stands at initial stocking rates of 25, 50, 751 and 100 per cent of normal stand values formed the basis of the experiment.

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Date: 1960
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