Soil Requirements for Forestry

作者: E. L. Stone

DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4613-2169-9_10

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摘要: Non-urban land use planners in countries with an established history of land-related investigations face twin difficulties. These are, on the one hand, assembling, or even recognizing existence of, a vast amount detailed information and, other, appreciating their good fortune having such substantial bases for proposals and options. A visit to library, access agency files, telephone call colleague consultant, likely will turn up more data geology, climate, soil, natural vegetation, current agricultural forestry practices, yields, etc., than any non-specialist can easily assimilate.

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