TABLE 1 - FOREST SERVICE NURSERY PRODUCTION -- BAREROOT (Thousand trees)
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1 TABLE 1 - FOREST SERVICE NURSERY PRODUCTION -- BAREROOT (Thousand trees) Sold To Nursery Other Other Total Region FS Nursery Region Regions Agencies 1/ Surplus 2/ Production 1 Coeur d'alene 6,665 1, ,850 2 Bessey ,122 3 NONE Lucky Peak 4, ,900 5 Humboldt 1, ,754 Placerville 5, ,412 Subtotal 7, ,166 6 Bend 3, ,831 J.H. Stone 10,118 1,258 1,653 1,214 14,243 Subtotal 13,268 1,258 1,945 1,603 18,074 8 Ashe 2, , ,245 9 Toumey 3, , NONE ALL 37,508 2,851 14,656 3,480 58,495 1/ Other Agencies column includes GSA sales and trees donated to other agencies. 2/ Includes amounts donated, sold, and destroyed.
2 TABLE 1A - FOREST SERVICE NURSERY PRODUCTION (THOUSAND TREES)--INVENTORY Nursery Region Other Region Other Agency Total Region FS Nursery FY 99 FY 00 FY 01 FY 99 FY 00 FY 01 FY 99 FY 00 FY 01 FY 99 FY 00 FY 01 1 Coeur d' Alene 5,474 4, , ,948 4, Bessey , ,013 2, NONE Lucky Peak 2,873 2, ,212 2, Humboldt 1, , Placerville 4,358 1, ,404 1,649 0 Subtotal 5,432 1, ,682 1, Bend 2, , J.H. Stone 10,436 7, , , ,252 8,272 0 Other 1/ Subtotal 12,730 7, , , ,789 8, Ashe 3, , , Other 1/ 5, , Subtotal 9, , , Toumey 2,059 2,587 1, ,309 2,587 1, Other 1/ ALL 38,029 18,518 1,801 2,739 1, ,359 2, ,127 22,247 2,079 1/ Includes inventory taken at State and private nurseries.
3 TABLE 1B - FOREST SERVICE NURSERY PRODUCTION (THOUSAND TREES)--SOWING Nursery Region Other Region Other Agency Total Region FS Nursery FY 00 FY 01 FY 02 FY 00 FY 01 FY 02 FY 00 FY 01 FY 02 FY 00 FY 01 FY 02 1 Coeur d' Alene 0 4, , Bessey , , NONE Lucky Peak 1,400 1,800 1, ,650 2,065 1,750 5 Humboldt Placerville 3, , Subtotal 3, , J.H. Stone 1,765 4, ,356 5, Other 1/ Subtotal 1,765 4, ,356 5, Ashe 2, , Other 1/ 3, , Subtotal 5, , Toumey 2,587 2,508 2, ,587 2,508 2, NONE ALL 14,876 13,775 4, , ,872 15,152 4,632 1/ Sowing in State and/or private nurseries.
4 TABLE 2 - CONTAINERIZED NURSERY STOCK PRODUCTION (Thousand plantable trees) Disposition Plantable Surplus Anticipated Number Seedlings National or Held Sowing Next Region Facility Ordered Produced Forests Sold Destroyed Over Fiscal Year 1 Coeur d' Alene 3,077 3,066 3, ,000 2 Bessey NONE NONE Chico GRC 1,096 1,129 1, ,100 6 NONE Ashe 2,510 2,611 2, ,118 9 Toumey NONE ALL 7,243 7,271 7, ,926
5 TABLE 3 - FOREST SERVICE SEED EXTRACTORY PRODUCTION (Pounds of clean seed) Source of Seed Number Level 5 Level 4 Level 3 Level 2 Level 1 of Selective Seed Select Seed Seed Grand Region Extractory Species Breeding Orechard Trees SPA Stand Zone Other Total 1 Coeur d' Alene Bessey NONE Lucky Peak , ,140 5 Placerville , ,907 6 Dorena Bend Pine ,002 1,236 5,043 Subtotal, R ,002 1,236 5,164 8 Delta RD Toumey , , Heintzleman <1 0 <1 ALL , ,416 #VALUE! 1,670 #VALUE! Percent of Total #VALUE! #VALUE! #VALUE! #VALUE! #VALUE! #VALUE! #VALUE! #VALUE! Extractory production data for individual species by is available upon request from regional offices. Totals may not add due to rounding.
6 TABLE 4 - OTHER PLANTING STOCK AND SEED ACQUISITION Planting Stock (Thousand Trees) Clean Seed (Pounds) Service Other Other Commercial Service Other Other Commercial Region Contract Regions Agencies Sources Total Contract Regions Agencies Sources Total 1 0 1, , , , ,035 2, , , , , ALL 9,926 3, ,247 14,
7 TABLE 5 - SEED PRODUCTION AREA STATUS Number Acres Acres Removed Total Established Region Of Areas Current Year from Production To Date , , , ALL ,477 More detailed information concerning specific SPA's is available upon request.
8 TABLE 6 - SEED ORCHARD (SO) AND/OR CLONE-BANK (CB) STATUS Number Clones or Families Acres Established of Acreage This To This To Region Plantations Type Generation Goal Year Date Year Date 1 15 Clone Bank F , Hedge Orchard (HO) F1 < <1 25 Seed Orchard P, F1, F Subtotal 41 #VALUE! ,518 9 #VALUE! 2 0 N/A N/A 3 0 N/A N/A 4 0 N/A N/A 5 13 Clone Bank P , Seed Orchard P, F , Subtotal , Clone Bank P, F , Seed Orchard P, F1 2,282 1, , ,783 Subtotal 277 2,486 1, , , Clone Bank P, F , Seed Orchard P, F1 1, , ,158 Subtotal 99 2, , , Clone Bank P , Seed Orchard 311 1, Subtotal ###### 2,756 ###### N/A N/A All 112 Clone Bank/HO #VALUE! , #VALUE! Regions 361 Seed Orchard 4,517 ###### ,421 ###### -17 3,494 Grand 473 #VALUE! ###### ,225 ###### -22 #VALUE! Additional species and family level information is available upon request.
9 TABLE 7 - NATIONAL FOREST LAND PLANTED WITH SEEDLINGS FROM KNOWN SEED SOURCES Selective Seed Select Seed Seed Vegetative Region Species Breeding Orchard Trees SPA Stand Zone Other Material Total 1 THPL PSME , ,344 ABGR LAOC 0 0 3, ,974 PICO , ,001 PIPO 0 0 1, ,328 PIEN , ,538 PIMO3 0 4, ,276 Subtotal, R-1 0 4,194 6, ,904 5, ,471 2 PICO PIEN PIPO Subtotal, R , ,218 3 PIEN PIPO , ,264 PIPU Hardwoods Subtotal, R , ,446 4 LAOC PICO PIAL PICO 0 0 1, , ,830 PIEN PIPO , ,455 PSME , ,832 Subtotal, R , , ,328 ::
10 TABLE 7 - NATIONAL FOREST LAND PLANTED WITH SEEDLINGS FROM KNOWN SEED SOURCES Selective Seed Select Seed Seed Vegetative Region Species Breeding Orchard Trees SPA Stand Zone Other Material Total 5 ABCO ABMA CHLAC LIDE PICO PIJE , ,747 PILA PIPO , , ,534 PSME , ,789 Subtotal, R , , ,157 :: 6 PICO , ,545 ABAM PILA PIMO , ,260 PIPO ,341 1,559 7,384 10, ,329 ABCO ABGR ABLA PSME , , ,668 PSMEE 0 0 1, ,692 PSMEW ABMAS ABPR TABR THPL TSHE TSME ALRU ACRU
11 TABLE 7 - NATIONAL FOREST LAND PLANTED WITH SEEDLINGS FROM KNOWN SEED SOURCES Selective Seed Select Seed Seed Vegetative Region Species Breeding Orchard Trees SPA Stand Zone Other Material Total 6 CHLA (Con't) LAOC LAOCW 0 0 1,610 1,194 1,059 2, ,138 POTR LIDE PIEN PISI Subtotal, R ,623 5,624 9,482 21, ,076 :: 8 PIEC2 0 4, ,788 PIEL PIPA2 0 4, , ,953 PIRI PIST PITA 0 2, ,080 PIVI PRSE QUFA QUNU QURU Subtotal, R , , ,160
12 TABLE 7 - NATIONAL FOREST LAND PLANTED WITH SEEDLINGS FROM KNOWN SEED SOURCES Selective Seed Select Seed Seed Vegetative Region Species Breeding Orchard Trees SPA Stand Zone Other Material Total 9 LALA PIGL PIBA ,241 PIEC PIRE ,253 PIST 0 2, ,507 PIVI THOC TSCA FRPE JUNI LITU MISC HWDS POTRT PRSE QUPA QURU Subtotal, R-9 0 3, ,804 1, , CHNO PIGL PISI THPL Subtotal, R ALL ,615 27,673 6,433 37,314 43,125 6, ,954 Percent of Total
13 TABLE 7A - SUPERIOR TREE SELECTION STATUS (Number of Trees) Number Selected of Selection This To Region Species Ownerships Generations Goal Year Date 1 6 NFS P, F1 14, , NFS P STATE, NFS P NFS P, F1 1, NFS, OTHER P, F1 31, , NFS, OTHER P, F1 78,970 1, , NFS P, F1 5, , NFS, OTHER P, F1 5, , NONE ALL ,474 2, ,495 Additional infomation by species, ownership type, and generation is available upon request.
14 TABLE 7B - PLANTATIONS TO EVALUATE GENETIC WORTH OF SELECTED CLONES OR FAMILIES Number Number Generation Type Clones or Families Acres Established of of of of This To This To Region Species Areas Material Area Year Date Year Date F1, HS, CL F, N, FNT , HS,SS F P, HS F P, HS F F1, H1 F, N , P, P-C, F1-HS, F, N , ,782 and F2-HS F1 F 25 6, , F 2, ALL 62 1, , , ,991 Additional information by species, source of material, and type of area is available upon request.
15 TABLE 8 - SILVICULTURAL EXAMINATIONS AND PRESCRIPTIONS ACRES Region Silvicultural Exam Diagnosis Prescription Act Act Act , , , , ,401 4,791 1, ,682 6,534 2, ,758 29,485 33, , ,507 38, , , , , ,539 6,858 5,630 ALL 1,137, , ,446
16 TABLE 9 - PLANTING Activity Codes ACRES Region PM & RF K-V BD Other Total 1 7,011 12, , , , , ,877 2, ,864 12, ,527 14, ,898 28, ,538 24, ,190 57, ,873 10, ,632 15, ,505 4, , ALL 64,027 70, , ,954
17 TABLE 10 - SEEDING Activity Codes ACRES Region PM & RF K-V BD Other Total , , ALL 341 3, ,933
18 TABLE 11 - SITE PREPARATION FOR NATURAL REGENERATION Activity Codes ACRES Region PM & RF K-V BD Other Total , ,177 4, , , , , , , ,109 15, ,233 18, ,367 21, ,680 ALL 10,351 44, ,933 58,393
19 TABLE 11A - NATURAL REGENERATION WITHOUT SITE PREPARATION Activity Code 382 ACRES Region PM & RF K-V BD Other Total 1 1,426 1, , ,934 12, , ,532 1, , ,780 1, , , , ,198 7, , , ,801 18, ,092 23, , ,846 ALL 32,249 52, ,534 87,622
20 TABLE 12 - SITE PREPARATION FOR PLANTING OR SEEDING Activity Codes ACRES Region PM & RF K-V BD Other Total , ,915 6, , ,020 7, , ,840 8, ,218 15, ,088 11, ,239 14, , , ALL 14,743 35,062 3,007 4,778 57,590
21 TABLE 13 - RELEASE AND WEEDING Activity Codes ACRES Region PM & RF K-V BD Other Total 1 1,373 2, , ,250 1, , ,604 1, , ,158 24, ,701 35, ,381 6, , ,740 10, ,879 31, ,340 1, , ALL 37,112 49, ,150 96,611
22 TABLE 14 - PRECOMMERCIAL THINNING Activity Codes ACRES Region PM & RF K-V BD Other Total 1 13,762 2, , ,900 7, ,052 15, ,648 4, , ,274 3, , ,258 18, ,975 38, ,978 27, , ,437 3, , ,265 1, , , ,484 ALL 108,952 68, , ,007
23 TABLE 15 - PRUNING Activity Codes ACRES Region PM & RF K-V BD Other Total ,299 3, ,814 3, , ,262 ALL 3,054 3, ,697 10,451
24 TABLE 16 - FERTILIZING OF ESTABLISHED STAND Activity Codes ACRES Region PM & RF K-V BD Other Total , , , , , ALL 1,304 7, ,133
25 TABLE 17 - PRESCRIBED BURNING TO CONTROL UNDERSTORY SPECIES Activity Code 541 ACRES Region PM & RF K-V BD Other Total , , ,595 3, , ALL 4,615 3, ,494
26 TABLE 18 - ANIMAL CONTROL FOR REFORESTATION Activity Codes ACRES Region PM & RF K-V BD Other Total 1 6,966 4, , ,225 4, , ,968 6, , ,492 38, , ALL 53,903 55, ,167
27 TABLE 19 - ANIMAL CONTROL FOR TIMBER STAND IMPROVEMENT Activity Codes ACRES Region PM & RF K-V BD Other Total , ALL ,507
28 TABLE 20 - REGENERATION AND INTERMEDIATE HARVEST ACRES Selection Improvement Sanitation Special Clearcut Prep cut Seed cut Removal cut cut cut Thinning cut cut Total Region , ,396 2,829 1,670 2,081 2,502 13, , ,910 1,752 7,981 2,571 1, ,860 1,704 1,253 22, , ,807 1, , , ,180 1,270 1, ,236 9, , , , ,978 49, , , ,417 1,965 5,837 1,819 27,706 71,296 1, , ,782 1,852 6,273 1,834 15, ,097 31,758 3, , ,951 1,205 5,942 2,330 19,895 10,619 23,789 4, , , ,233 ALL 49,560 7,020 37,112 13,118 52,450 15, , ,287 7, ,755
29 TABLE 21 - CERTIFICATION OF REFORESTATION AND TIMBER STAND IMPROVEMENT ACREAGES Reforestation Timber Stand Improvement Natural Natural Regen Regen Precom. Total Region Planted Seeded w/ Site Prep w/o Site Prep Total Cleaning Release Thinning Fertilization Pruning TSI 1 35, ,156 3,143 44, ,074 16, ,427 24, ,350 20,233 23, , , ,227 7, , , , ,374 3,803 20, ,421 9, , , ,831 14, ,837 32,392 1, , , ,835 16,707 65, ,503 22,849 1,242 1,142 30, ,833 2,691 13,273 1,085 38, ,894 7,880 1, , , ,571 23,747 47, ,962 5, , ,846 10, , ,608 ALL 131,213 3,385 50,092 87, , , ,311 4,093 6, ,370
30 TABLE 22 - STATUS OF REFORESTATION AFTER FINAL HARVEST (ACRES) Not Adequately Stocked Final Harvest Adjustments Revised Adequately Stocked Further Treatment No Further Treatment Region Reported in FY 1993 To Date Final Harvest Acres % Acres % Acres % 1 22, ,059 21, , ,162 4,733 19,895 17, , ,440 1,659 7,099 6, ,035-4,135 9,900 8, , ,495-5,705 11,790 9, , ,998-1,161 59,837 55, , , ,685 34, , , ,823 39, , , ,187 11, ALL 230,876-4, , , ,
31 TABLE 23 - PLANTATION SURVIVAL CHECKS. Survival checks made after 1997 Growing Season. First Year Survival Third Year Survival SPECIES Acres Survival Acres Survival REGION (Species Code) Sampled Percent Sampled Percent 1 Douglas-fir (PSME) % 1,511 76% Englemann spruce (PIEN) % % Lodgepole pine (PICO) % 1,343 77% Ponderosa pine (PIPO) % 1,268 80% Western larch (LAOC) 1,352 93% 2,083 76% Western red cedar (THPL) 75 95% % Western white pine (PIMO3) % % Subtotal, R-1 4,988 95% 8,398 78% 2 Englemann spruce (PIEN) % 0 Lodgepole pine (PICO) % 1,092 63% Ponderosa pine (PIPO) % % Subtotal, R-2 1,871 77% 1,501 51% 3 Englemann spruce (PIEN) 96 87% 40 80% Douglas-fir (PSME) % 0 0% Ponderosa pine (PIPO) % % Subtotal, R-3 1,102 79% % 4 Douglas-fir (PSME) 1,163 94% 3,721 67% Englemann spruce (PIEN) % 1,144 72% Lodgepole pine (PICO) % 3,803 70% Ponderosa pine (PIPO) 2,839 94% 9,306 64% Jeffrey pine (PIJE) % 0 0% Sugar pine (PILA) 98 34% 0 0% Western larch (LAOC) % % Blue spruce (PIPU) 11 89% 50 90% Subtotal, R-4 6,239 92% 18,509 66%
32 TABLE 23 - PLANTATION SURVIVAL CHECKS. Survival checks made after 1997 Growing Season. First Year Survival Third Year Survival SPECIES Acres Survival Acres Survival REGION (Species Code) Sampled Percent Sampled Percent 5 White Fir (ABCO) 5,494 57% 3,970 34% California red fir (ABMA) 2,538 47% 2,744 30% Noble fir (ABPR) 37 75% 19 4% Shasta red fir (ABMAS) 9 60% 18 22% Incense-cedar (LIDE) 4,931 59% 3,032 50% Lodgepole pine (PICO) % 45 97% Coulter pine (PICO3) 14 70% 53 32% Jeffrey pine (PIJE) 8,279 69% 6,455 50% Sugar pine (PILA) 3,586 59% 4,387 39% Western white pine (PIMO3) % % Ponderosa pine (PIPO) 18,041 72% 16,179 62% Knobcone x Monterey (PIAT2) 12 47% 48 32% Bigcone Douglas-fir (PSMA) 27 30% 62 25% Douglas-fir (PSME) 8,073 51% 7,954 47% Giant Sequoia (SEGI2) % % Pacific yew (TABR2) % Coast redwood (SESE3) 5 80% 0 0% Interior live oak (QUWI) % Washoe pine(piwa) 33 90% 0 0% Subtotal, R-5 52,082 63% 45,803 50%
33 TABLE 23 - PLANTATION SURVIVAL CHECKS. Survival checks made after 1997 Growing Season. First Year Survival Third Year Survival SPECIES Acres Survival Acres Survival REGION (Species Code) Sampled Percent Sampled Percent 6 Douglas-fir (PSME) 11,151 84% 14,472 67% Lodgepole pine (PICO) 2,011 92% 2,818 77% Ponderosa pine (PIPO) 30,727 89% 38,318 66% Spruces (all species) % % True firs (all species) % 2,158 61% Western larch (LAOC) 3,534 81% 6,771 57% Other species 3,531 84% 6,655 75% Subtotal, R-6 52,465 87% 72,080 67% 8 Black cherry (PRSE2) % % Northern red oak (QURU) % % Loblolly pine (PITA) 2,792 83% 8,724 82% Longleaf pine (PIPA2) 6,080 74% 8,518 71% Pitch pine (PIRI) % % Shortleaf pine (PIEC2) 2,830 65% 3,483 66% Slash pine (PIEL) % % Eastern white pine (PIST) % 1,005 70% Virginia pine (PIVI2) 57 69% 4 80% White oak (QUAL) 11 74% 45 36% Other species 20 99% % Subtotal, R-8 12,999 75% 23,487 75%
34 TABLE 23 - PLANTATION SURVIVAL CHECKS. Survival checks made after 1997 Growing Season. First Year Survival Third Year Survival SPECIES Acres Survival Acres Survival REGION (Species Code) Sampled Percent Sampled Percent 9 Red pine (PIRE) 1,725 82% 2,492 82% Jack pine (PIBA2) 1,972 88% 2,420 92% Eastern white pine (PIST) 1,477 84% 1,097 77% White spruce (PIGL) % % Northern white cedar (THOC2) 81 67% 21 11% Shortleaf pine (PIEC2) % % Northern red oak (QURU) % % Eastern hemlock (TSCA) 80 82% 0 0% Tamarack (LALA) 97 82% 97 82% Black locust (ROPS) 12 69% 9 62% Virginia pine (PIVI2) 25 78% 18 85% Green ash (FRPE) % Yellow poplar (LITU) % 0 0% Sycamore (PLOC) % Oaks % Subtotal, R-9 6,936 #VALUE! 7,636 83% 10 Alaska yellow cedar (CHNO) % % Sitka spruce (PISI) % % Western red cedar (THPL) 36 81% 0 0% White spruce (PIGL) % 60 83% Subtotal, R % % ALL National Total 139,456 #VALUE! 178,753 65%
35 TABLE 24 - TREE SPECIES SYMBOLS Forest USDA-NRCS Forest USDA-NRCS Survey PLANTS Survey PLANTS Code Symbol Common Name Code Symbol Common Name 11 ABAM Pacific silver fir 116 PIJE Jeffrey pine 12 ABBA Balsam fir 117 PILA Sugar pine 15 ABCO White fir 119 PIMO3 Western white pine 17 ABGR Grand fir 121 PIPA2 Longleaf pine 19 ABLA Subalpine fir 122 PIPO Ponderosa pine 20 ABMA Red fir 96 PIPU Colorado blue spruce 21 ABMAS Shasta red fir 125 PIRE Red pine 22 ABPR Noble fir 126 PIRI Pitch pine 316 ACRU Red maple 98 PISI Sitka spruce 351 ALRU2 Red alder 129 PIST Eastern White Pine 375 BEPA Paper birch 131 PITA Loblolly pine 41 CHLA Port Orford-cedar 132 PIVI2 Virginia pine 42 CHNO Alaska yellow-cedar 747 POBAT Black cottonwood 541 FRAM2 White ash 746 POTRT Quaking aspen 544 FRPE Green ash 762 PRSE2 Black cherry 71 LALA Tamarack 201 PSMA2 Big cone Douglas-fir 73 LAOC Western larch 202 PSME Douglas-fir 81 LIDE Incense-cedar 802 QUAL White oak -- LIDE3 Tanoak 827 QUNI Water oak 101 LIDE Whitebark pine 833 QURU Northern red oak -- PIAT2 Knobcone x Monterey pine 211 SESE3 Redwood 105 PIBA2 Jack pine 231 TABR2 Pacific yew 92 PIBR Brewer spruce 68 THOC2 Eastern red cedar 108 PICO Lodgepole pine 242 THPL Western red cedar 110 PIEC2 Shortleaf pine 261 TSCA Eastern hemlock -- PIEL Slash pine 264 TSHE Western hemlock 93 PIEN Englemann spruce -- TSME Mountain hemlock 94 PIGL White spruce 111 PIEL Slash Pine
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