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Soil/Forest Productivity Relationships in St. Louis County Results of Analysis of Woods Data: Final Report

Berguson, William E
Updegraff, Karen
1990-01
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Soil/Forest Productivity Relationships in St. Louis County Results of Analysis of Woods Data: Final Report

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1990-01

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University of Minnesota Duluth

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The goal of this project is to organize and analyze the Wood5 data set to aid in the formulation of forest management recommendations in St Louis County. Collection of Wood5 data has been ongoing since the start of the soil survey. The purpose of the Wood5 project is to collect detailed soil and forest growth data on a variety of soil and forest cover types to develop relationships between soil characteristics and forest growth.

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Natural Resources Research Institute, University of Minnesota Duluth; Prepared for: St. Louis County.

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Berguson, William E; Updegraff, Karen. (1990). Soil/Forest Productivity Relationships in St. Louis County Results of Analysis of Woods Data: Final Report. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/200956.

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