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Silvicultural Prescription Rob Lusk. B All Species PlotTPATPA SD Basal Area BA SD Average Stand Diameter Average Stand Diameter SD Mean Quadratic Diameter.

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1 Silvicultural Prescription Rob Lusk

2 B All Species PlotTPATPA SD Basal Area BA SD Average Stand Diameter Average Stand Diameter SD Mean Quadratic Diameter Mean Quadratic Diameter SD Stand Stocking Level 1402.4215.52210.000.559.114.499.782.56100.00 2290.9211.34190.000.3910.424.6312.042.51100.00 31084.19166.59130.000.693.331.724.690.87100.00 4357.4217.76150.000.408.244.178.772.03100.00 5279.1310.33160.000.309.944.3610.252.29100.00 6786.12109.99160.000.414.811.746.110.83100.00 7475.8225.14190.000.377.923.328.561.64100.00 8490.9716.61200.000.378.204.138.642.02100.00 9306.7128.79140.000.408.193.229.151.60100.00 10298.8214.21150.000.419.124.319.592.31100.00 11592.6449.31130.000.725.423.176.341.63100.00 All Plots487.7442.33164.550.467.703.578.541.84100.00

3 B All Species PlotTPATPA SD Basal Area BA SD Average Stand Diameter Average Stand Diameter SD Mean Quadratic Diameter Mean Quadratic Diameter SD Stand Stocking Level 1402.4215.52210.000.559.114.499.782.56100.00 2290.9211.34190.000.3910.424.6312.042.51100.00 31084.19166.59130.000.693.331.724.690.87100.00 4357.4217.76150.000.408.244.178.772.03100.00 5279.1310.33160.000.309.944.3610.252.29100.00 6786.12109.99160.000.414.811.746.110.83100.00 7475.8225.14190.000.377.923.328.561.64100.00 8490.9716.61200.000.378.204.138.642.02100.00 9306.7128.79140.000.408.193.229.151.60100.00 10298.8214.21150.000.419.124.319.592.31100.00 11592.6449.31130.000.725.423.176.341.63100.00 All Plots487.7442.33164.550.467.703.578.541.84100.00 OaksPlotTPATPA SD Basal Area BA SD Average Stand Diameter Average Stand Diameter SD Mean Quadratic Diameter Mean Quadratic Diameter SD Stand Stocking Level 1133.236.53110.000.4111.975.5312.303.3990.00 2154.817.59130.000.3611.985.2512.412.94107.00 383.777.9970.000.7311.875.6612.384.0958.00 4112.324.6190.000.3124.035.9615.653.4960.00 5350.784.13110.000.288.745.949.143.50101.00 6121.596.6490.000.3511.385.3711.653.1275.00 7174.9412.18110.000.3610.274.3010.742.3295.00 8111.284.1190.000.3212.026.1512.183.7973.00 984.652.6080.000.3313.067.0213.164.8665.00 10137.246.59100.000.4011.295.4711.563.3383.00 1177.675.5470.000.5912.516.4412.854.4060.00 All Plots 140.216.2395.450.4012.655.7312.183.5773.00

4 Shade Intolerant PlotTPATPA SD Basal Area BA SD Average Stand Diameter Average Stand Diameter SD Mean Quadratic Diameter Mean Quadratic Diameter SD Stand Stocking Level 113.943.3720.000.7915.978.2416.226.54<40 20.00 <40 318.340.0010.000.0010.000.0010.000.00<40 450.930.0010.000.006.000.006.000.00<40 531.073.9620.000.1710.825.4510.862.80<40 60.00 <40 70.00 <40 850.930.0010.000.006.000.006.000.00<40 90.00 <40 1063.6627.0120.000.427.204.007.591.68<40 11120.2577.0320.001.194.663.275.521.68<40 All Plots 31.7410.1210.000.235.511.915.651.15<40

5 Shade Tolerant PlotTPATPA SD Basal Area BA SDAverage Stand Diameter Average Stand Diameter SD Mean Quadratic Diameter Mean Quadratic Diameter SD Stand Stocking Level 1255.2617.8880.000.467.254.247.582.1779 2136.1115.1660.000.268.644.058.991.7657 3982.08239.1850.000.262.471.653.060.4575 4194.1717.4950.000.266.693.9111.901.6449 597.9116.6630.000.177.333.717.501.3950 6664.52160.7370.000.173.611.604.390.43100 7300.8733.1880.000.226.552.936.981.1078 8328.7616.26100.00.217.253.827.471.5298 9222.0640.8260.000.3211.312.277.041.1950 1097.9116.6630.000.177.335.297.501.39<40 11394.7231.8340.000.054.262.404.310.5643 All Plots 334.0355.0859.090.236.613.266.971.2467.9

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8 Oak-Silvah Prescription “no treatment, monitor acorns, reinventory” Wait for a good acorn crop and inventory 2-5 years after After oak regeneration has established a harvesting can take place

9 My Thoughts High stocking with over 2000 TPA under 4” D.B.H. High stocking with over 2000 TPA under 4” D.B.H. Thin from below to reduce stocking and allow adequate light for oak regeneration Thin from below to reduce stocking and allow adequate light for oak regeneration Also gives intermediate level trees more room to grow Also gives intermediate level trees more room to grow No harvest of oaks so it won’t negatively affect oak regeneration No harvest of oaks so it won’t negatively affect oak regeneration

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