Growing the "Best" Seedling for Reforestation Success

Growing the "Best" Seedling for Reforestation Success

Caption title. "December 1984."

Bibliographic Details
Main Author:	South, David B.
Other Authors:	Mexal, John G.
Format:	Electronic
Published:	Auburn University Libraries
Subjects:	Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station Reports
Online Access:	http://aurora.auburn.edu/handle/11200/954

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