An Ecological Basis for Reforestation of Submarginal Lands in the Central Hardwood Region
An Ecological Basis for Reforestation of Submarginal Lands in the Central Hardwood Region
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中部硬木区次边缘土地重新造林的生态基础
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1937
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A. G. Chapman
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A. G. Chapman
The Central Hardwood Region extends from Ohio westward through Iowa and south through the western half of Kentucky and Tennessee to the Arkansas River in Arkansas. Within this area, it has been estimated that 55 million acres are wooded. In addition, there are approximately 15 million acres of submarginal, eroding land, unfit for agriculture, which present the enormous task of reforestation in this region. While numerous areas of wornout or gullied lands in the Corn Belt present an important problem, most of the land in question lies south of the southern limit of glaciation and represents the more extensive problem (fig. 1).