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| Authors: | B. E. Carpenter, T. P. Bouler |
| Year: | 1962 |
| Type: | Scientific Journal |
| Station: | Southern Research Station |
| Source: | Mississippi State Pub |
Abstract
Very few tree species make naturally durable fence posts. Osage-orange, mulberry, black locust, cypress, and some species of cedar are known for the good service they give. But in no case are their names a guarantee. Only the heartwood of these species possesses adequate durability .
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Citation
Carpenter, B. E. 1962. Hardwood Fence Posts Give Good Service. Information Sheet 782. Stoneville, MS: Mississippi State University Delta Branch Experiment Station. November 1962.
