 Shortleaf Pine. It is understood that these two terms are descriptive of quality, rather than of botanical species. Thus, shortleaf pine would cover such species as are now known as North Carolina pine, loblolly pine, and shortleaf pine. "Longleaf Pine"...  Journal of the Western Society of Engineers - Page 640by Western Society of Engineers (Chicago, Ill.) - 1914Full view - About this book
 | Bernhard Eduard Fernow - Forests and forestry - 1907 - 488 pages
...this heading two classes of timber are used, (a) Longleaf Pine, (fr) Shortleaf Pine. It is undertsood that these two terms are descriptive of quality, rather...conditions that it produces a large percentage of hard summer wood, so as to be equivalent to the wood produced by the true longleaf, it would be covered... | |
 | Milo Smith Ketchum - Bridges - 1908 - 596 pages
...Testing Materials : i. Southern Yellow Pine. — Under this heading two classes of timber are used, («) Longleaf Pine, (b) Shortleaf Pine. It is understood...quality, and if Cuban, shortleaf, or loblolly pine is * For a key to woods and a valuable discussion of the properties of timber, see US Dept. of Agriculture,... | |
 | American Society for Testing Materials - Building materials - 1910 - 326 pages
...NAMES FOR STRUCTURAL TIMBERS. 1. Southern Yellow Pine. — Under this heading two classes of timber are used, (a) Longleaf Pine, (b) Shortleaf Pine. It...is grown under such conditions that it produces a laige percentage of hard summer wood, so as to be equivalent to the wood produced by the true longleaf,... | |
 | Harwood Frost - Pavements - 1910 - 576 pages
...* The terms "longleaf'' and "shortleaf" pine are descriptive of qualities of Southern yellow pine, rather than of botanical species. Thus, "shortleaf...conditions that it produces a large percentage of hard summer wood, so as to be equivalent to the wood produced by the true longleaf, it would be covered... | |
 | Harwood Frost - Pavements - 1910 - 576 pages
...the * The terms "longleaf" and "shortlcuf" pine are descriptive of qualities of Southern yellow pine, rather than of botanical species. Thus, "shortleaf...grown under such conditions that it produces a large pereentage of hard summer wood, so as to be equivalent to the wood produced by the true longleaf, it... | |
 | Building materials - 1913 - 420 pages
...Southern Yellow Pine. — Under this heading two .classes of timber are used, (a) Longleaf Pine, (ft) Shortleaf Pine. It is understood that these two terms...is grown under such conditions that it produces a la1ge percentage of hard summer wood, so as to be equivalent to the wood produced by the true longleaf,... | |
 | Materials - 1916 - 806 pages
...two classes of timber are designated: (a) dense southern yellow pine and (b) sound southern yellow pine. It is understood that these two terms are descriptive of quality rather than of botanical species. (a) Dense southern yellow pine shall show on either end an average of at least six annual rings per... | |
 | Southern Pine Association - Forest products industry - 1916 - 156 pages
...two classes of timber are designated: (A) dense Southern yellow pine and (B) sound Southern yellow pine. It is understood that these two terms are descriptive of quality rather than of botanical species. (a) Dense Southern Yellow Pine shall show on either end an average of at least six annual rings per... | |
 | Wood - 1916 - 1464 pages
...two classse of timber are designated: (A) dense Southern yellow pine and (B) sound Southern yellow pine. It is understood that these two terms are descriptive of quality rather lhan of botanical species. Dense Southern yellow pine shall show on either end an average of at least... | |
 | M. O. Withey, James Aston - 1918 - 1322 pages
...two classes of timber are designated: (a) dense southern yellow pine and (6) sound southern yellow pine. It is understood that these two terms are descriptive of quality rather than of botanical species. (a) Dense southern yellow pine shall show on either end an average of at least six annual rings per... | |
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