Comparison of two NB sources; left local Juniper source, right seed from Sussex, NB. White spruce, 1+0, provenance.

Comparison of two seedlings, one with fine root system (ht.19.5cm., diam.4.7cm) and coarse roots (ht.18.5cm., diam5.3cm). Black spruce, 3+0, seedling roots.

Comparison of uncut and areas cut in 1968 to provide deer browse. Hindon Twp.

Comparison of uncut and cut areas in 1968 to provide deer browse. Hindon Twp

Compartment given peat dressing and seeded to oats to protect from erosion during fall and early spring. Land preparation.

Competing vegetation preventing conifer regeneration. Canyon live oak madrona, manzanita, Ceanothus. Nr. Medford

Comptonia peregrina plant in Plonski Forest; this is the plant which had the nodules shown in slide #210.

Concretionary brown i.e. `shot' soil under conifers. Photo Canadian Department Agriculture.

Concretionary brown soil under Douglas fir i.e. `shot' soil. Photo: Canadian Department of Agriculture. Inceptisol. P, S, D.

Concurrent operations in the same field to achieve maximum production. Black spruce, 2+2, lifting, plowing and transplanting at same time.