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RE: PGC burning sgl in pa.
Oak trees need light but they don't have to be in direct sunlight to mature |
RE: PGC burning sgl in pa.
Apparentlly our definition of direct sunlight is different.Many ofthe shelter wood cuts aren't all that open.
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RE: PGC burning sgl in pa.
Oak trees will only mature in a shelterwood cut if they receive direct sunlight. A mature tree is a tree that has successfully reached the canopy as pole timber ,where it receives direct sunlight.
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RE: PGC burning sgl in pa.
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So, if environmental conditions exist that favor oak regeneration andsome sunlight penetrates the canopy...[/blockquote] (Bluebird2): Would you please explain what environmental conditions would favor oak regeneration when oak is the slowest growing species of all commercially valuable timber/ ************************************************** ********** What an odd response. You originallysaid "if environmental conditions exist that favor oak regen"...I asked the above quotedquestion and you counter with the above response, in bold??? Am I now expected to explain your own observations and statements to you? |
RE: PGC burning sgl in pa.
It may seem odd to you because I was responding to DougE and not to your post . Since you said you "Got it." at the end of your post , I din't think a response was necessary. Now do you have a legitimate question you would like to ask?
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RE: PGC burning sgl in pa.
It may seem odd to you because I was responding to DougE and not to your post
That does not appear to be a truthful response to my question, since your previousresponse contained the same wording that my initital question to you, did. Legitimate question? By my definition, or yours? Sure: How come you're postingyour pedanticassertionshere again, when you were previously given the boot from this site? |
RE: PGC burning sgl in pa.
I went back and checked the previous post and you are right that I did respond to your question regarding deer over browsing oak seedlings witha question regarding what were the environmental conditions to which you were referring. You didn't answer and the discussion then centered around Doug's claim that oaks will mature without direct sunlight.
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RE: PGC burning sgl in pa.
(Bluebird2): Would you please explain what environmental conditions would favor oak regeneration when oak is the slowest growing species of all commercially valuable timber/ ************************************************** ********** What an odd response. You originallysaid "if environmental conditions exist that favor oak regen"...I asked the above quotedquestion and you counter with the above response, in bold??? Am I now expected to explain your own observations and statements to you? :D:D:D |
RE: PGC burning sgl in pa.
ORIGINAL: DougE Sproulman,Bob is the district forester for district 9(Moshannon state forest 814-765-0821).Have Hanna call him.He certainly could use a little education on habitat matters.They've done several burns over the past few years.In fact they even have several areas where they've done experimental burns combined with herbicide treatments for the US forest service.They day I went out with Bob,we were primarily looking at several big sites that Dr William Sharope from PSU had limed.There's alot of cool stuff being done.All one has to do is call to find out.I've never had a problem getting anyone from the PGC or DCNR taking me out in person to show me. It's flat out B.S to say that DCNR doesn't want to do controlled burns.It's very risky with Pa's liability laws and it's very labor intensive. What do you guys think these burns will accomplish?Be specific. Doug,could you give me directions to the burn and lime areas? |
RE: PGC burning sgl in pa.
can't
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