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====== Site Index Curves ====== | ====== Site Index Curves ====== | ||
===== Loblolly Pine 25 Year Basis ===== | ===== Loblolly Pine 25 Year Basis ===== | ||
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--Site index curves for loblolly pine at index age 25 years in the coastal plain of Virginia, | --Site index curves for loblolly pine at index age 25 years in the coastal plain of Virginia, | ||
North Carolina, and South Carolina. (These curves are based stem analysis of 40 dominant trees | North Carolina, and South Carolina. (These curves are based stem analysis of 40 dominant trees |