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Management Alternatives for Degraded Stands

Authored By: D. Kennard

Traditionally, owners of degraded hardwood stands have either converted to pine, continued periodic logging of salable trees, or ignored the stands altogether. However, other options are also available for managing degraded stands, such as intermediate management, hardwood regeneration or planting, and multiple-use management. The following discussions on management options for degraded stands were suggested by McGee (1982) for the interior uplands, but they apply to the southern Appalachians as well.


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