Advance Production in Central States

Advance reproduction per acre on good and average sites in some central states.

State	Oaks1	History	Maples	Yellow Poplar		White Ash	Other Trees2	Total Trees	Under- Story3	Total Stems
	----------------------------------Good Site--------------------------------------------------
Arkansas	94	820	1420	--		430	1640	--	4420	--
Indiana	500	360	4350	40		1570	1000	7820	3570	11390
Kentucky	1460	610	1840	150		--	690	4750	2920	7670
Missouri	1430	640	380	--		--	420	--	2060	--
Ohio	1960	550	860	240		80	390	4080	3770	7850
	-------------------------Average Site------------------------------------------------------
Arkansas	1950	600	1960	--	460		1560	--	3370	--
Indiana	1580	100	1640	50	800		400	4570	5330	9900
Kentucky	1070	580	870	140	490		630	3780	1510	5290
Missouri	1510	514	329	--	0		440	--	1540	--
Ohio	3640	700	420	140	0		840	5740	7310	13050

1.        White, black, northern red; includes scarlet oak in Missouri and scarlet and chestnut oaks in Indiana, Kentucky, and Ohio.

2.        Good Sites:  Elm, blackgum, scattered black cherry and black walnut.  Includes American beech in all states except Missouri.  Also includes sweetgum in Arkansas.  Average Sites:  Primarily blackgum in all states. 

3.        Good Sites:  Primarily flowering dogwood, redbud, hazelnut, witch-hazel, paw-paw, and hophornbean.  Includes sourwood in Kentucky and Ohio.  Includes Carolina buckthorn in Arkansas.  Average Sites:  Primarily flowering dogwood, sassafras, and serviceberry.  Includes sourwood in Kentucky and Ohio, Carolina buckthorn in Arkansas, and hawthorn in Missouri.