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Seed production and seedling survival data from a 50-year-old Corsican pine stand in southern Britain, collected over a 3-year period from February 2001 to March 2004. The study measured seed quantity and quality via seed rain and cone drop, and tracked seedling emergence and survival under different ground treatments. The data is associated with a Forestry journal article authored by Kerr, Gosling, Morgan, Stokes, Cunningham, and Parratt.
If you use this data you must cite Kerr, G., Gosling, P., Morgan, G., Stokes, V., Cunningham, V. and Parratt, M. (2008) Seed production and seedling survival in a 50 year-old stand of Corsican pine (Pinus nigra subsp. laricio) in southern Britain. Forestry, 81 (4): 525-541.