Broadcast burning slash favors black spruce reproduction on organic soil in Minnesota

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Slash burning tests showed that summer broadcast burning is superior to both winter progressive burning and no disposal for reproducing black spruce on clearcut areas in north-central Minnesota. Broadcast burning is superior because: 1 it exposes moist sphagnum moss and consumes dry mosses, and thus produces favorable seedbeds over the entire clearcut area; 2 it kills all residual conifers and eradicates dwarf mistletoe; and 3 assuming slash disposal is prescribed, it is much cheaper than progressive burning.

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Johnston, W. F. (1971). Broadcast burning slash favors black spruce reproduction on organic soil in Minnesota. The Forestry Chronicle, 47(1), 33–35. https://doi.org/10.5558/tfc47033-1

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