Site/stand factors influencing Nantucket pine tip moth in loblolly pine plantations

David Kulhavy; W. G. Ross; James R. Meeker; W. David Tracey

Site/stand factors influencing Nantucket pine tip moth in loblolly pine plantations

David Kulhavy
, W. G. Ross
, James R. Meeker
, W. David Tracey

Forestry

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Tip moth infestation and loblolly pine growth were examined on sandy, loamy and clayey sites in 2-3 year old plantations. Infestations were greatest on loamy sites. Following fertilizer and herbicide applications, tip moth infestations were lowest on fertilized plots following application of phosphorus.

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Estado	Published - ene 1 1989

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Site stand factors influencing Nantucket pine tip moth in lobloll

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