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A Guide to the Construction and Management of Community Gravel Beds

Johnson, Gary
2021
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A Guide to the Construction and Management of Community Gravel Beds

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This thorough guide walks the reader through the planning, construction, implementation and management of gravel bed systems for bare root tree transplanting. Highlights include: relevant terminology for the use of gravel bed systems, decision making for the placement, cost, and building of gravel beds, a comprehensive account of species performance within the system, how to order appropriate tree stock, the installation and transplantation of bare root trees, and a guide for trouble shooting gravel bed maintenance issues.

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Johnson, Gary. (2021). A Guide to the Construction and Management of Community Gravel Beds. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/226076.

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