Great Southern foresters began planting the company s cutover land with slash pine ( " Pinus elliottii " ) seedlings, because they grew faster than the virgin longleaf pines.
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So Jay Sammar, owner of a tree removal company in Miami, pulled over, retrieved a chain saw and other gear, and started cutting away at a downed slash pine.
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The slash pine is a type more commonly seen in East Texas but has thrived for about 40 years on the sandy swath of soil that crosses the Fitches'property.
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While it is mostly true that hardwoods are harder than softwoods, there are exceptions, including balsa, which is a very soft hardwood, and slash pine, a very dense Southern softwood.
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Acres of south Florida slash pine were taken down, some for lumber, but the wood was found to be dense and it split apart when nails were driven into it.
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Norway spruce on a suitable site have responded well in terms of growth increment, to late thinnings ( after 50 years ) whereas other species have not for example slash pine.
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A 1994 study in Alexander State Forest by Robert B . Ferguson and V . Clark Baldwin Jr . examined the effects of spacing in slash pine trees that had not been thinned.
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A few slash pines Pinus elliotti are found in the northern section of the reserve from when of Castlereagh State Forest was used for trial plantings of pines in the 1920s and 1930s.
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Ever since, the pines have been cut, or faster-growing slash pines planted in their place, and the barren hills set afire every spring by local people wanting a quick green pasture for their cattle.
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Loblolly and slash pine, two of the region's common varieties, reach full maturity and their highest value at about 25 to 35 years, when they are large enough to be sliced into first-rate lumber.
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