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Regeneration and Stand Improvement Results in Bottomland Hardwoods 30 Years after Initial Treatment (MN DNR)
Figure 1.  Forestry Intern Elizabeth Reeves in front of a patch of 10 to 15 year old silver maple regeneration during July 2020
Root River Floodplain Direct Seeding (USFWS)
Photo showing maple and other seedlings on the planting site.
Reforesting Sites Dominated by Reed Canary Grass, Phalaris arundinacea (USFWS)
Minnesota Conservation Corps planting trees
Mississippi River Pool 3 Floodplain Forest Silvicultural Trials (US Army Corps of Engineers)
Figure 1. Reed canary grass remains a problem to seedling regeneration in treatment areas.
Converting box elder and reed canary grass to bottomland hardwood-dominated communities (Private Land)
Reed canary grass on the left and suppressed by the box elder shade on the right.
Controlling reed canary grass with prescribed burning followed by direct seeding and planting (Private Land)
Prescribed burn.
Mississippi River Pool 8 Blowdown and Reforestation (US Army Corps)
Floodplain forest case image

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