Pacific Northwest Research Station

Title: Stratifying repellent-treated pine seed.

Author: Harrington, T.A.

Date: 1960

Source: In: Tree Planters' Notes No. 42: 5

Description: Germinative capacity of loblolly, shortleaf, and Virginia pine may be seriously reduced if the seed is repellent-coated and then stratified when fresh. In contrast, cold storage for a few months may largely forestall damage from later repellent treatment and stratification.

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Harrington, T.A.  1960.  Stratifying repellent-treated pine seed..   In: Tree Planters' Notes No. 42: 5