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Longleaf Pine Restoration in Virginia. Virginia Technical Note Forestry No. 4
It is estimated that longleaf pine (LLP) covered 60-90 million acres in the United States prior to colonial times. Their native range stretched from Virginia down to Florida and over to eastern Texas. In Virginia, an estimated 900,000 to 1 million acres occurred in the Southeast coastal counties. Today, approximately 400-1000 naturally occurring trees still exist. In addition, a few hundred acres have been planted in the last several years. There is much debate over the true historical range of LLP in Virginia, but the following counties/cities are presumed to be native Longleaf Pine range: Accomack, Brunswick, Greensville, Sussex, Prince George, Southampton, Isle of Wight, Surry, Norfolk, Hampton, Poquoson, Suffolk, Portsmouth, Chesapeake, Virginia Beach, James City, Newport News, Williamsburg, York, Gloucester, Mathews and Northampton.
Longleaf Pine Restoration in Virginia. Virginia Technical Note Forestry No. 4
It is estimated that longleaf pine (LLP) covered 60-90 million acres in the United States prior to colonial times. Their native range stretched from Virginia down to Florida and over to eastern Texas. In Virginia, an estimated 900,000 to 1 million acres occurred in the Southeast coastal counties. Today, approximately 400-1000 naturally occurring trees still exist. In addition, a few hundred acres have been planted in the last several years. There is much debate over the true historical range of LLP in Virginia, but the following counties/cities are presumed to be native Longleaf Pine range: Accomack, Brunswick, Greensville, Sussex, Prince George, Southampton, Isle of Wight, Surry, Norfolk, Hampton, Poquoson, Suffolk, Portsmouth, Chesapeake, Virginia Beach, James City, Newport News, Williamsburg, York, Gloucester, Mathews and Northampton.
Longleaf Pine Restoration in Virginia. Virginia Technical Note Forestry No. 4
2011
6 pages
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English
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