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eastern hemlock red oak black oak grows native range forest cover extreme southern shortleaf pine yellow poplar forest region white oak pine oak loblolly pine chestnut oak hemlock tsuga north and east cool moist
Tsuga canadensis (L
... regions, patches of regeneration have been eliminated following heavy browsing in years when deer populations are high. Although deer have been blamed for the absence of eastern hemlock in many localities, ... of Forestry 60(2):97-99. Anderson, R. G., and 0. L. Loucks. 1979. White-tail deer (Odocoileus virginianus) influence on structure and composition of Tsuga canadensis forests. Journal of Applied ...
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Quercus velutina Lam
... available for regenerating black oak may be low even in good seed years. Insects, squirrels, deer, turkey, small rodents, and birds consume many acorns. They can eat or damage a high ... black oak acorns. Special Uses Black oak acorns are an important food for squirrels, white-tail deer, mice, voles, turkeys, and other birds (11). In Illinois, fox squirrels have been observed feeding ...
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