Effect of complete competition control and annual fertilization on stem growth and canopy relations for a chronosequence of loblolly pine plantations in the lower coastal plain of Georgia

By B. Borders, R. Will, D. Markewitz, A. Clark, R. Hendrick, R. Teskey, Yujia Zhang. 2004

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Carbon payback period and carbon offset parity point of wood pellet production in the South‐eastern United States (2014, background): “As described by Borders et al. (2004), annual fertilization and competing vegetation control resulted in more than 180 Mg ha 1 at age 15; more than double the reference area without fertilization and vegetation control.”
Effects of early thinning regime and tree status on the radial growth and wood density of Scots pine (2007, unknown): “Increased growth rate has been found to decrease early wood density, especially, but also late wood density (Zhang et al. 1996, Borders et al. 2004).”
Wood density in Norway spruce : changes with thinning intensity and tree age (2005, background): “Increased growth rate also decreases the density of earlywood and latewood (e.g., Zhang et al. 1996; Borders et al. 2004).”