View in the Noyo River plantation of Blue Gum (Eucalyptus globulus). Trees are ten years old. Photo was taken in 1/4 acre sample plot measured April 25, 1921. These trees averaged 340 per acre, of which number, 34% were scrubs less than 2" in diameter. The other 66% averaged 5.1" diameter at breast height and 52' high. Besides the planted trees there were the following trees which and come in naturally: Douglas Fir- 168 per acre; Lowland White Fir- 52 per acre; Redwood- 32 clumps of sprouts per acre; Tanbark Oak- 140 clumps of sprouts per acre; Madrone- 56 clumps of sprouts per acre; Golden-Leaf Chinquapin- 20 per acre; Redwood seedlings or root suckers not near old stumps- 20 per acre.
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Location: average distance Identification: named demonstration plot or section corner appears in photograph
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