Manual for the Propagation of Pacific Northwest Native Plants


Native plants have been increasingly recognized as a crucial component of forest management. They provide many benefits to the forest ecosystem such as erosion and flood control, wildlife forage and habitat, species diversity, soil stabilization, aesthetic enhance ment, riparian restoration, revegetation of road cuts, and improvement of recreational areas.
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Publication Forest Nursery Proceedings
Event New England, CT - 1996
Author Caryn E. Chachulski, Robin Rose and Diane L. Haase
Published 1950/01/01
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