Service Forester's Handbook

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====== Geographic Seed Source ======
^Species   ^For Planting              ^Use Seed From                                        |
|Loblolly  |Louisiana west of the Mississippi; southern Arkansas; Eastern Texas; and southeastern Oklahoma|Southern Texas|
|          |Southeastern Louisiana; southern two-thirds of Alabama and Georgia, Southern two-thirds of Mississippi, and northwestern Florida|Livingston parish, Louisiana; and/or southwestern Mississippi|
|          |Western Tennessee |Northern Mississippi, northern Alabama, and northern Georgia|
|          |Central and Eastern Tennessee; and Western Kentucky|Maryland and Virginia|
|          |Ozarks |Central Arkansas, northern Mississippi, and northern Alabama|
|          |North and South Carolina Coastal Plain|Coastal Plain of either state|
|          |North and South Carolina Piedmont|Piedmont of either state|
|          |Virginia; Maryland; and Delaware|Local sources are preferred|
|          |Northern Mississippi; northern Alabama; and northern Georgia|Northern Mississippi; northern Alabama; and northern Georgia|
|Longleaf  |Southern Mississippi; Alabama; western Florida; and 150 miles north and 250 to 300 miles east and west of Mobile, Alabama| Southern Mississippi; southern Alabama; and Western Florida|
|          |All other than above|Local sources only|
|Sand      |Sand hills of northern Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina|Choctawhatchee variety|
|Shortleaf |Mississippi; central and southern sections of Alabama and Georgia; and southern South Carolina|Southern Mississippi, southern Alabama, Southern Georgia, and northern Florida|
|          |Northern Arkansas; northern Alabama; northern Georgia; northwestern South Carolina; central and western Tennessee; and central and northeastern North Carolina| Northern and central Mississippi, southern Arkansas, central Georgia, Southern South Carolina, central Alabama, and southeastern North Carolina|
|          |Missouri; Eastern Kentucky, eastern Tennessee; eastern West Virginia; Virginia; and farther north|Local sources only|
|          |Eastern Texas; western and northern Louisiana; southern Arkansas; and eastern Oklahoma|Eastern Texas, western and northern Louisiana, southern Arkansas, and eastern Oklahoma|
|Slash     |North and west of the natural range|Natural stands in Mississippi, Louisiana, Alabama, South Carolina, and southeastern Georgia|
|          |Anywhere within or near natural range|Natural stands anywhere north or west of Lake City, Florida or plantations of similar provenance|
|Virginia Pine|Within Natural Range|Local Source preferred|
|White Pine (eastern)|Appalachian areas of Georgia, Kentucky, North Carolina, Tennessee, and Virginia|Local or Southern source|
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