Author： Hall C. W.
Publisher： Society of American Foresters
ISSN： 0022-1201
Source： Journal of Forestry, Vol.63, Iss.11, 1965-11, pp. : 857-869
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Abstract
According to the 1964 estimate, about 2,133,000 Christmas trees were harvested in the South. About 70 percent of these consisted of redcedars; most of them were produced on private land holdings. About 65 and 33 percent of the trees were cut from naturally and artificially established stands, respectively; about 12.5 percent were sheared. Christmas tree plantations of the South occupy about 7,500 acres.
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