Document Type
Book
Publication Date
1924
Volume
12
Abstract
Eastern hemlock (Tsuga Canadensis) has been considered in the past of negligible value as a timber tree in comparison with its associates. This idea persists in spite of the fact that either virgin or second growth hemlock of merchantable size is readily salable for a variety of products.
Recommended Citation
Merrill, Perry H., and Ralph C. Hawley. 1924. Hemlock: Its Place in the Silviculture of the Southern New England Forest. Yale School of Forestry Bulletin 12. 68 pp. + figures
Comments
Table XV - Records of 62 Sample Plots with detailed data (29 fields)