Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 144
STUDENTS LEARNING HOW TO TELL DIFFERENT KINDSOF TREES FROM THEIR TWIGS AND FLOWERS. into a tree plantation. When this crop is readyto cut, the value of the wood will be so much asto well repay the time, labor, and expense of re-foresting. The fire-wood industry is so profita-ble because those who… … BILTMORE FORESTRY BOYS. regarded as worthless, but the young woodsmenhave proved that they are fit for tree-growing.Part of their duties is the reforesting, as it iscalled, of his bare soil. They set out ash, cherry,Vol. XXXVI.-87. most heat, as it is the product of a scientificallyconducted wood…
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