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This work presents a statistical overview of Florida's forests in 1949, compiled by the Florida Forest Service and the Southeastern Forest Experiment Station. The publication aims to provide essential data for understanding the state's timber resources at a critical post-war juncture. It details the findings of a comprehensive survey, offering insights into timber volumes, growth rates, and forest conditions across various regions of Florida.
This 1949 report is recognized for its historical and scientific value in the field of forestry. As a public domain work, it is considered an important resource for understanding the historical state of Florida's forests and the methodologies employed in early forest management surveys. Its republication ensures continued access for researchers and students of forestry, environmental science, and American agricultural history.
Page Count:
80
Publication Date:
2021-09-09
Publisher:
Creative Media Partners, LLC
ISBN-10:
1014683726
ISBN-13:
9781014683724
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