Pamphlets On Forestry in North Carolina volume 1
Pamphlets On Forestry in North Carolina volume 1
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The upland soils are stiff, mostly even-grained loams, rarely sandy. Although generally deep and derived from disintegration /'// *//// of gneiss, or, in Cherokee and Graham counties, slates, they are, on the whole, not fertile ; those of the lowlands are rich sedimentary loams with much vegetable matter along the smaller streams; along the larger streams are loams similar to those on the smaller ones, but more sandy and less fertile.
The hills erode rapidly on their shoulders when unprotected.... Old fields, however, are generally quickly seeded in native grasses, which form a retentive turf, and after a longer time pines appear.
The short-leaf, pitch and scrub (Jersey) pines are the character- istic conifurs. The broad-leaf trees which grow with them are
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The upland soils are stiff, mostly even-grained loams, rarely sandy. Although generally deep and derived from disintegration /'// *//// of gneiss, or, in Cherokee and Graham counties, slates, they are, on the whole, not fertile ; those of the lowlands are rich sedimentary loams with much vegetable matter along the smaller streams; along the larger streams are loams similar to those on the smaller ones, but more sandy and less fertile.
The hills erode rapidly on their shoulders when unprotected.... Old fields, however, are generally quickly seeded in native grasses, which form a retentive turf, and after a longer time pines appear.
The short-leaf, pitch and scrub (Jersey) pines are the character- istic conifurs. The broad-leaf trees which grow with them are
What to read after Pamphlets On Forestry in North Carolina volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George F George Frederick Chambers to read onlineMoreLess
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