Development of High-Yielding Sweetgum Plantation Systems for Bioenergy Production in the Southeastern United States

Authors

• Donald J. Kaczmarek, USDA Forest Service
• Brian C. Wachelka, Formerly MeadWestvaco Forest Research
• Jeff Wright, ArborGen Inc.
• Victor C. Steel, ArborGen Inc.
• Doug P. Aubrey, Georgia Southern UniversityFollow
• David R. Coyle, University of GeorgiaFollow
• Mark D. Coleman, University of Idaho Department of ForestFollow

Document Type

Presentation

Publication Date

2012

Copyright

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Comments

Presentation obtained from the Short Rotation Woody Crops Operations Working Group Conference site.

Sponsorship/Conference/Institution

Bioenergy Production in the Southeastern United States. Short Rotation Woody Crops Operations Working Group Conference, Oak Ridge, TN

Source

http://www.woodycrops.org/NR/rdonlyres/B3645F29-CA4D-4F49-AE4A-8612EDC48D7B/3463/3DonaldJKaczmarek.pdf

Recommended Citation

Kaczmarek, Donald J., Brian C. Wachelka, Jeff Wright, Victor C. Steel, Doug P. Aubrey, David R. Coyle, Mark D. Coleman. 2012. "Development of High-Yielding Sweetgum Plantation Systems for Bioenergy Production in the Southeastern United States." Biology: Faculty Presentations. Presentation 1. source: http://www.woodycrops.org/NR/rdonlyres/B3645F29-CA4D-4F49-AE4A-8612EDC48D7B/3463/3DonaldJKaczmarek.pdf
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