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RE: Drought tolerant windbreak

Subject: RE: Drought tolerant windbreak
From: Scott Cullen
Date: Aug 23 2006 20:50:13 
OK, I'll try this one last time.  The first time bounced becuase I sent from 
the wrong e-mail address and the second because the attachment was too big 
(except it wasn't).  So here's the url.
http://www.treelink.org/joa/2002/jan/06Cullen.pdf#search=%22treelink%20wind%20bibliography%22


I don't know how much of it is directly aplicable to UK species selection but 
do a search on windbreaks or windbreaks and shelterbelts.  Look for the 
University of Nebraska, they've publishe tons.  Also unis in the Prairie 
provinces of Canada.  And there's a lot of high quality work going on in 
China.  You might find some pointers in the attached bibliography.

SC

  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Tahir 
  To: UK Tree Care 
  Sent: Wednesday, August 23, 2006 11:19 AM
  Subject: Re: Drought tolerant windbreak

  > In fact there is quite a literature on
  > the composition of windbreaks including experimental results on
  > permeability and the likes, and the gradient of beneficial effects away
  > from the break
  >
  >   
  Any pointers to not too technical publications appreciated.
  >

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