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Species That Commonly Regenerate from New Seedlings Established after Disturbance

Yellow-poplar Sweet birch Yellow birch Black cherry Yellow pines. Species That Commonly Regenerate from New Seedlings Established after Disturbance. Red oak White oak Chestnut oak Scarlet oak Black oak Pignut hickory Mockernut hickory Bitternut hickory Other hickories. White ash

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Species That Commonly Regenerate from New Seedlings Established after Disturbance

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  1. Yellow-poplar Sweet birch Yellow birch Black cherry Yellow pines Species That Commonly Regenerate from New Seedlings Established after Disturbance

  2. Red oak White oak Chestnut oak Scarlet oak Black oak Pignut hickory Mockernut hickory Bitternut hickory Other hickories White ash Basswood Red maple Sugar maple Buckeye Hemlock Blackgum Dogwood Silverbell Species that must be present before disturbance and persist through disturbance

  3. RRANKING OF EXPECTED POST HARVEST PERFORMANCE 11Yellow poplar-SP; black cherry-SP; black locust-SP; basswood-SP 22Red maple-SP; sugar maple-SP; silverbell-SP; Fraser magnolia-SP; cucumber-SP; ash-SP; birch- SP; white pine-L; yellow poplar-L; black cherry-L; birch-L 33         Basswood-L; yellow poplar-M; black cherry-M; birch-M; silverbell-L; Fraser magnolia-L 44Oak-SP; oak-L; ash-L; red maple-L; cucumber-L; hickory-SP; dogwood-SP; sourwood-SP; blackgum-SP; beech-SP; buckeye-SP; yellow poplar-S; birch-S; black cherry-S; sugar maple-L; hemlock-L; white pine-M 55Yellow poplar-SE; black cherry-SE; birch-SE; oak-M; basswood-M; ash-M; red maple-M; silverbell- M; Fraser magnolia-M; cucumber-M; white oak-SP; hickory-L; dogwood-L; sourwood-L; blackgum- L; beech-L; buckeye-L; fire cherry-SE; sugar maple-M 66Hickory-M; white oak-M; sourwood-M; blackgum-M; beech-M; buckeye-M; hemlock-M; white pine- S 77Oak-S; ash-S; basswood-S; silverbell-S; Fraser magnolia-S; red maple-S; dogwood-M 88White oak-S; hickory-S; dogwood-S; sourwood-S; blackgum-S; beech-S; buckeye-S; hemlock-S SSP= stump sprout; L=large advance reproduction (> 4 ft<1.5”dbh); M=medium advance reproduction (>2 ft <4 ft); S=small advance reproduction (<2 ft); SE=new seedlings established after harvest.

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