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Dale Lenz
Sucking air for a question this morning. Here goes: Working with a certain soil type that will push a white oak 80' in 50 years. What is the forestry term of the last sentence?
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Lee Schierer McKean, PA
Lee
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Thomas Skaggs, Foothills of Mount Level
Dirtimus Uprootimus? ;-)
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John Veerkamp
Everything is hyper these days, maybe trees are also.
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DaleLenz
It's a forestry productivity term?
If I forget to check back in, it means I've left for Christmas, will answer later, maybe Sunday.
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Gotta go, answer
Dale Lenz
Site Index was the word I was looking for. In my example the soil/site will grow an 80 foot white oak in 50 years. Usually written as 80 with a sub of the number of years, in this case 50.
Wish everyone a Very Merry Christmas