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Red pine killed by forest pest
Red pine killed by Fomes annosus. Pack Forest, Warrensburg.
Red pine killed by forest pest
Red pine killed by Scleroderis lagerbergii. North Bay.
Red pine grafted in Pinus sylvestris rootstock
Red pine grafted in Pinus sylvestris rootstock - tree surviving because branch of rootstock remains?
Red pine grafted in Pinus sylvestris rootstock
Red pine grafted in Pinus sylvestris rootstock - note some dying
Red pine at 60 years
Red pine at 60 years, after planting on worn out farm land. N.B. old white pine stump. York Regional Forest. Vivian
Red pine 8 years after planting
Red pine 8 years after planting on well-drained old field sandy loam. N.B. chlorosis on needles, lack of 3 yearr foliage. cf slide 370. Person is J.R.M. (Mack) Williams
Red Pine 30 Years Old at Warrensburg
Red pine 30 years old at Warrensburg, left is untreated control; right was treated with K at 200lb/ac when stand was 15 years old.
Red pine 25years? Free-to-grow.
Red pine 25years? Free-to-grow. One of the few successful plantings at Marne Lake, Gogama.
Red pine (insect damage)
Red pine self-correcting after attack by European pine shoot moth, (Rhyaciona buoliana) Barrie's woodlot, Cambridge.
Red oak and white pine regeneration following cutting
Red oak and white pine regeneration following cutting. St. Williams.
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