Section and the Border Lakes District. SITE INDEX CENTRAL PINE BORDER LAKES

Synecological coordinates have been used to describe and interpret vegetational-environmental relationships in forest ecosystems (Minn. For. Notes Nos. 84, 90, 91, and 99, and Bakuzis, 1959). In addition, some relationships between site index and moisture and nutrient synecological coordinates have been reported in Minn. For. Notes No. 119. This study compares site index and synecological coordinate values for jack pine stands in the Central Pine Section (No.3, Fig. 1) and in the Border Lakes District (No. I-A)